Bond Market Signals Put US Debt Front and Center Ahead of the Midterms

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The bond market is signaling inflation risks and growing concern about the U.S. debt trajectory, which could push borrowing costs higher and shape the political debate ahead of the midterms. Investors are watching deficits and policy choices, pressuring lawmakers to address fiscal sustainability and inflation expectations, thereby influencing voter sentiment and campaign messaging around spending, taxes, and national debt.
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