Tom Essaye: 10-Year Yield Recovery Key for Stock Market Stability
Sevens Report says credit fears at regional banks are unlikely to sustain yield declines unless they worsen.
10-year Treasury yield edges up after falling below 4% on regional-bank worries
The 10-year Treasury yield hovered near 4% Friday after dipping below that level amid renewed concern over regional bank loans. Tom Essaye of Sevens Report Research said that while credit fears briefly drove yields lower, they are unlikely to keep falling unless the issue becomes a broader economic problem. He added that a move back above 4% would be a positive signal for stocks, reflecting easing market anxiety.
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