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It started on a Thursday.
The 10-year Treasury ticked up a few basis points. Nothing alarming. Yields move every day. Traders noted it, moved on, closed their books.
Friday it moved again. A little more this time. The 30-year followed. By the close, the long end of the curve had shifted enough to register on the dashboards but not enough to interrupt anyone’s weekend.
The financial press mostly wrote it off as routine repricing, while the talking heads on CNBC spent their segments on earnings.







