A deepening global bond rout pushed the 10-year Treasury yield above 5.3% — a level last seen in 2002 — with 30-year near 5.67% and borrowing costs from France to Japan hitting multi-decade highs.
Take: This is the week's real pricing event. Long-end yields are repricing fiscal deficits and sticky inflation at once, and that cracks the foundation under equity multiples. Duration, REITs and levered credit get hit first — don't rush the TLT dip.