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Economy Grows 63% in Six Years, 30-Year Treasury Lost Almost As Much

Sep 25, 2026 · 01:58 PM ET· updated 1h ago
Economy Grows 63% in Six Years, 30-Year Treasury Lost Almost As Much

Over six years, U.S. nominal GDP rose 63% while the 30-year Treasury fell 60%. Are investors positioned for a surge in stocks and yields?

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Why It Matters

The economy has grown a lot over six years, but long-term bonds lost almost all their gains. When the economy grows faster than bonds earn money, stocks might look more interesting to some investors.

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