Treasury Yields Hit 2007 High; Bitcoin Falls Below $83,000

U.S. Treasury yields are pushing to new highs across the entire curve. The 10-year yield is above 5.1% for the first time since 2007. Traders are bracing for tighter policy for longer. Higher yields and a stronger dollar are weighing on risk assets. Bitcoin has slid below $83,000. Gold is down 25% from its January record. The update ties these moves together: rising yields and a firm dollar are creating pressure on assets that are often sensitive to rates and dollar strength. The yield increase is described as spanning the whole curve, not just one maturity. The 10-year is the specific maturity cited above 5.1%. Bitcoin's drop below $83,000 is mentioned alongside gold's decline from its January record. No further price levels, forecasts, or recommendations are included. The source does not state a timeframe beyond the current move and the references to 2007 and January. It also does not identify a single trigger beyond expectations of tighter policy for longer. The focus remains on how Treasury yields, the dollar, bitcoin, and gold are interacting in the market update.