Recently, I've noticed some movements in the U.S. bond market. The 30-year government bond yield has been climbing steadily, and just now it has surpassed 4.986%, reaching a new high since September last year. An increase in long-term bond yields usually reflects the market's adjustment to future inflation or interest rate hike expectations, indicating that market sentiment is re-pricing. The change in the 30-year government bond yield has a significant impact on overall asset allocation, and many people are likely paying attention to this wave of bond market trends.

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