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For the fourth consecutive year! The U.S. bond market has once again disappointed Wall Street.
Investors in U.S. Treasury bonds, who have been accustomed to the long bull market in the bond market for over a decade, may still find it hard to believe: the dismal year of the U.S. bond market has now undeniably continued into its fourth year...
U.S. Treasury yields have surged. Has Wall Street really changed this time?
More and more investors now believe that the USA economy can withstand higher interest rates, and inflation threats will persist. Analysts suggest that if Trump stimulates inflation by increasing tariffs and is unable to control the increase in US debt supply through budget deficit cuts, the 10-year yield could easily surpass 5%.
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