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Across a variety of sources spanning crowd sourced knowledge (redddit) and professionally provided outlets (news outlets))
The positive jobs report and a surging interest rate for treasuries is sucking money out of the market and into safer interest yielding assets. Interesting enough, the market itself saw heavy IT drops while seeing Health care, Finance and Real Estate sectors with growth.
Most interesting enough the top earning stocks of Friday's blood bath include the following
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According to Gemini:
Treasury yields jumped across the board on Friday following a stronger-than-expected May jobs report. The hotter-than-forecast data reinforced the view that the labor market remains resilient, severely dampening traders' hopes for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. [1, 2]
The key maturities that spiked include:
- 2-Year Yield: Climbed by roughly 10–11 basis points to 4.16%—reaching its highest level since February 2025. This maturity is highly sensitive to Federal Reserve policy expectations. [1, 2]
- 10-Year Yield: Rose over 6 basis points to settle at 4.54%. The benchmark note, which directly influences borrowing costs on mortgages and other loans, hit its highest mark since May 21. [1, 2]
- 30-Year Bond: Increased by nearly 3 basis points to 5.01%. [1]
- 3-Year Yield: Jumped by 12 basis points to 4.22%, also hitting its highest point since February 2025. [1]
- 6-Month Yield: Rose to 3.80%, reflecting bond market expectations of rate changes over the next 3 to 5 months. [1]
If you are looking to see how these surging rates could impact borrowing costs or your own investments, I can help you by comparing: