US Treasury reaches record in 10 years

US Treasury yields rose on Thursday, with some reaching their highest level in more than a decade as the US Federal Reserve hinted that US economic growth was on the right track, further altering rates for the US. 39; interest.

As expected, monetary policy officials at US central banks kept short-term key rates between 2.00% and 2.25% at the end of a two-day meeting. Other interest rate increases are ongoing and the next increase is expected in December and will be the fourth this year.

The Fed's two-year Treasury yields, the most sensitive to the Fed's policy, closed at 2.977%, the highest level recorded in the last decade and a half after the Fed's declaration.

Five-year bond yields rose by more than three basis points to 3.088%, after reaching 3.098%, the highest level in 10 years.

Yields on 10-year ordinary bonds rose 2 basis points to 3.284 percent, but remain below the peak of 3.261 percent recorded a month ago over a year and a half during a massive sell-off. bond markets.

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