$TNX is the 10 year US treasury yield.
$TNX Daily

I don’t have a chart for the 2 or 3 year yield so am using the ETF SHY as a proxy.
SHY has been steady while $TNX has been rising, so the yield curve chart looks much like a chart of the $TNX.
(BTW, notice how $GOLD has been inversely tracking $TNX)
YIELD CURVE chart – Weekly (Not a true YC chart, but the best I could do.)

Notice today’s gap up in interest rates and in the yield curve. Consider that $SPX as a percent of GDP is at all time highs. Margins as a percent of GDP are also at all time highs. So the most over valued market in history is also the most levered market in history. Retail investors are “all in.”
The question is, at what point is the stock market going to throw a hissy fit about rising interest rates? A break through the S/R line at 0.18 on the yield curve chart would be a good guess. If a serious correction happens investors will sell anything and everything, including Gold, to raise currency to meet their margin calls. I don’t say a crash is definitely going to happen, but it is possible, maybe probable. Be careful out there.