Bond Market Warns of Turmoil as Iran Conflict Pushes Yields Higher
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U.S. Treasuries sold off in July as oil surged and inflation fears tied to the Iran conflict pushed yields to multi‑year highs, with the 10‑year near 5% and the 30‑year above 5%; traders are pricing in potential Fed rate hikes amid a rising debt burden (deficits above $2 trillion and debt around $40 trillion) and geopolitics adding a premium to Treasuries.
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