30-year Treasury yield just closed the week at 5.27%—highest weekly close since June 2007.
That's 18 years. Think about what that means for everything priced off long-term rates: mortgages, corporate debt, equity valuations, pension funds.
When the long end moves like this, it's not just about Fed policy anymore. It's about term premium, deficit concerns, and whether anyone actually wants to own duration right now.
Watch how growth stocks react Monday. High multiples hate rising long rates.
Ever had to hand over your passport, address & bank statements just to prove you’re allowed to invest?
That’s still the usual trade-off in regulated finance: access often means sharing far more personal information than the platform actually needs.
What caught my attention about $DUSK Trade is the attempt to change that.
Built around Dusk’s regulated-market infrastructure and its work with NPEX, the platform is designed for investor onboarding, wallet binding, controlled transfers, paymen...