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US 10 year yields move back into 1.50% level

US 10 year yields move back into 1.50% level

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Giles Coghlan
22/06/2021 | 07:55 GMT

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US 10 year yields back up to 1/50%. Back up higher and above and that opens up the potential for 111 in USDJPY and puts more pressure on gold as real yields move higher.

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