TLT ETF Outflows Rise as Bond Vigilantes Push US 30-Year Treasury Yields to 5.26%
The TLT ETF recorded outflows for three consecutive days as US 30-year Treasury yields soared to 5.26%, a 19-year high.
More people are selling a popular bond fund (TLT) because long-term government loans are paying higher interest rates than they have in 19 years. When interest rates go up, older bonds become less attractive, so watching whether people keep selling tells you if investors are worried about where rates are heading.
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