Advisors Rebalance as 30-Year Treasury Yields Surge
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With the 30-year Treasury yield recently rising to about 5.3% amid inflation concerns, deficits and heavy issuance, financial advisors say clients should skip chasing long-duration bonds. The recommended approach is to emphasize high-credit-quality securities and shorter-duration exposures to mitigate risk, while maintaining diversification and prudent risk management in a volatile rate environment.
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- How the spike in global bond yields creates more risk for the stock market CNN
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