The US 30Y Note Yield Has Now Traded Above 5.00% For The Longest Stretch Since 2007
https://x.com/KobeissiLetter/status/2079943370999279746?s=46&t=dtUiyC3dUs5yGRgT9qYHWg
Long-term US government loans are now more expensive than they've been since 2007—it costs more to borrow money for 30 years. Watch this because when borrowing gets pricey, companies and people may slow down spending, which can affect how stocks do overall.
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