Fed faces tough US bond decisions

The U.S. bond market is facing significant risks as the yield on 30-year Treasury bonds rises to its highest level since 2007. This increase is driven by escalating government deficits, nearing $2 trillion annually, a surge in long-term bond sales, and persistent inflation that has lasted over five years. Additionally, rising corporate borrowing to fund investments in artificial intelligence and declining demand for these bonds are deepening pressures on the market. The spike in the yield rate to 5.31% is considered one of the key indicators of these risks, with experts warning that ongoing hesitation by the Federal Reserve regarding tightening monetary policy is exacerbating these dangers and potentially threatening broader markets.

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