Fidelis Capital says 10-year US Treasury yield breaks above 5% for first time since 2007

• Fidelis Capital flagged renewed fixed-income volatility as the 10-year US Treasury yield broke above 5% for the first time since early 2007.
• US Treasury market stood at USD 31.8 trillion in outstanding debt as of early September, reinforcing its role as a key global pricing benchmark.
• Corporate bond spreads stayed contained despite the Treasury selloff, signaling limited deterioration in perceived credit risk.
• 2-year US Treasury yield neared 5% in 2026 as markets priced a tighter Fed path, including odds of October, December hikes.
• Portfolio stance favored active bond management, tax-loss harvesting, higher-quality credits, with expectations for institutional buying as quarter-end approaches.

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