Geopolitical Risks Add to U.S. Bond Market Jitters
Rising global bond yields this summer reflect investor concerns about government debt, persistent inflation, and shrinking central bank balance sheets, but U.S. treasuries also face heightened geopolitical risks. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's recent announcements have compounded doubts about U.S. global leadership, accelerating the trend. The article suggests that hollow threats of an economic D-Day add to the list of worries for investors in U.S. assets.
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