The US Treasury Market Hasn't Been This Cheap in Decades: Here's Why
US government sold 30-year bonds at 5.216%, highest since 2001 due to supply pressure, Fed leaning hawkish, and competition from AI.
The US government is paying higher interest rates when it borrows money—the highest in over 20 years. When rates go up, existing bonds become less valuable, so paying attention to whether rates keep rising or fall back down helps you understand if bond investments might get better or worse.
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