Investors rarely sell in large quantities, US bonds "exploded", and Wall Street "can't sit still"

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[Global Times Report Reporter Ni Hao] Recently, US stocks have fluctuated significantly, and US bonds have not only failed to play a "safe haven" of assets, but have been sold out rarely. The Financial Times reported on the 9th that on Wednesday, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield jumped to 4.51%, and the 30-year Treasury yield once exceeded 5%, while earlier this week, the 10-year Treasury yield was less than 3.9%. This trend also pushed up government borrowing costs around the world, and the yields of government bonds in the UK and Japan have also risen sharply. Experts believe that the U.S. government's capricious tariff measures are consuming the dollar and the U.S. government's global credit, sending a signal that U.S. bonds, as traditional security assets, are no longer safe.

U.S. bonds suffered rare sale in recent days

Under the shadow of "reciprocal tariffs", US Treasury bonds suf...
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