The 10-year US Treasury yield has ended the downward trend that began in 1987 and is currently slightly below 5.25%. This position corresponds to the double peak formed in 2006 and 2007. Once this level is broken, there is little significant resistance from above, and the next target is 5.50%, followed by 5.90%. The 30-year US Treasury yield has already broken through the corresponding resistance level; if the current triangular consolidation pattern breaks upward, the estimated target level is about 6.7%.

The 10-year US Treasury yield has ended the downward trend that began in 1987 and is currently slightly below 5.25%. This position corresponds to the double peak formed in 2006 and 2007. Once this level is broken, there is little significant resistance from above, and the next target is 5.50%, followed by 5.90%. The 30-year US Treasury yield has already broken through the corresponding resistance level; if the current triangular consolidation pattern breaks upward, the estimated target level is about 6.7%.