Bond markets shrug off Treasury intervention
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The move comes as long-term Treasury yields remain near two-decade highs and US government debt has crossed $40 trillion. The Treasury said it will increase its buybacks from $2 b
US Treasury bond yields are up. What does that mean?
The rise in bond yields renders markets more vulnerable to bad news, observes the “permabear” Albert Edwards of Société Générale.
Bessent’s vision of yield-curve control, or influencing rates across different maturities, extends beyond Treasuries. It includes the so-called hyperscalers, companies pouring money into AI and borrowing to do it.
Many stocks tied to the AI trade have soared on the promise of posting ultrahigh earnings years from now, but rising yields could throw water on that outlook.
The relationship between bond yields and equities has turned negative again, says LPL Financial.
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It was a tough week for the bond market. And the US government’s attempt to help offered only temporary relief.