Surging Treasury Yields Push Up Mortgages and Auto Loans
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Borrowing costs for everyday Americans are rising as a global bond sell-off raises U.S. Treasury yields; the 10-year note hits its highest level since 2007, mortgage rates around 6.75%, auto loan rates climbing, and investors lean away from bonds toward stocks amid worries about inflation and the national debt.
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