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30-year Treasury yield

30-Year Treasury Yield Nears 5.5%: What It Means for Mortgages and Bonds

2026-09-27 by Miasuma
Editorial illustration of a rising 30-year Treasury yield alongside falling bond prices and a home

Treasury’s daily 30-year par yield was 5.49% on September 25, while Freddie Mac’s weekly 30-year mortgage average reached 7.03%. Here’s what those numbers mean—and what they don’t.

Categories Markets, Breaking & Trending, Economy Tags 30-year Treasury yield, Interest Rates, mortgage rates, Treasury bonds

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