U.S. Treasury yields continue to decline as market risk aversion intensifies

BlockBeats news, on June 26, U.S. 10- and 20-year Treasury yields have continued to decline since the 24th, indicating that investors have begun to buy U.S. Treasuries for safe haven. Recently, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has dropped from around 4.5% to about 4.37%, reflecting intensified risk aversion amid a sharp decline in Asian stock markets and pressure on the chip sector.

Some analysts point out that at the end of June, the market will also face pension fund rebalancing. As a result, capital flows in the market are expected to stabilize again in July, and AI-related U.S. stocks may resume their upward trend at that time.