30-year government bond yields are approaching 5.20%, and the core reason for this surge is not economic overheating, but geopolitical risks accelerating behind the scenes. Oil prices are being pushed higher by the Middle Eastern tinderbox, and funds are collectively flocking to U.S. Treasuries for safety. If the US-Iran negotiations truly reach an agreement this week, causing oil prices to plummet, will the yield retreat like last time in a flash, or has a new rate center already quietly formed?
Honestly, the market is not betting on data right now, but on bullets.
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