30-Year Treasuries Break 5% Barrier Amid Debt Fears
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The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield has topped 5% for about two weeks—the longest stretch above that level since 2007—as investors demand higher compensation for decades-long risk amid a growing budget deficit and rising debt, with competition from long-duration corporate and AI-related bonds appealing to long-horizon investors.
Topics:business#30-year-bonds#budget-deficit#debt-to-gdp#long-term-investing#markets#treasury-yields
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