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U.S. bond market turmoil persists due to rising yields, deficits, and investor fears over fiscal policy.
Since April, the Trump administration has struggled to maintain stability in the $30 trillion U.S. bond market amid concerns over tariffs, deficits, and inflation.
A November 5 Treasury signal on long-term debt and Supreme Court scrutiny of tariffs triggered a sharp rise in 10-year yields, reigniting investor fears.
Despite Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s efforts to calm markets through messaging and investor consultations, the term premium—reflecting long-term risk—has risen again.
Market watchers warn that persistent deficits, inflation, or a dovish Federal Reserve could quickly erode confidence, as bond vigilantes remain alert to fiscal missteps.
La agitación del mercado de bonos de EE.UU. persiste debido al aumento de los rendimientos, los déficits y los temores de los inversores sobre la política fiscal.