Treasury Yields Soar to 24-Year High: What’s Next for Stocks?
What happens when government bond yields reach their highest level in 24 years? The U.S. Treasury yield has breached a level last seen in 2002, and experts are warning that this could be a sign of trouble for the stock market. With inflation remaining above target and central banks raising interest rates, investors are getting nervous. The 10-year Treasury yield has reached 5.251%, while the 30-year Treasury bond yield has hit 5.61%. As one expert notes, this could undo the decades-long "there is no alternative" to stocks regime. To stay ahead of the curve, subscribe to our channel for the latest news and analysis.
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