The 10-year U.S. benchmark government bond yield fell by 1.18 basis points to 4.5578%.

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Golden Finance reported that on May 23, Friday (May 22), at the New York late-day close, the yield on the U.S. 10-year benchmark Treasury fell by 1.18 basis points to 4.5578%. Before a speech by Federal Reserve Governor Waller, it refreshed the day’s low to 4.5241% at 21:16 Beijing time; after Waller’s speech, it continued to rebound, refreshing the day’s high to 4.5837% at 22:50. Ahead of and around the time when Kevin Waller was sworn in as Federal Reserve Chair at 00:00, levels stabilized at high and low points; for the week, it fell by 3.55 basis points in total, with overall trading between 4.6853% and 4.5241%.

The yield on the two-year U.S. Treasury rose by 3.79 basis points to 4.1210%, and also refreshed the day’s low to 4.0505% before U.S. stocks opened. After Waller’s speech, it continued to rise, reaching the day’s high of 4.1423% at 00:05 as Waller was sworn in; for the week, it increased by 5.22 basis points. On May 20 at 23:00, it had jumped down to 4.0085%.

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