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Biggest Long-Bond ETF Hits Record Low as Traders Dump Treasuries
Source: Bloomberg
Interest Rates & YieldsCredit & Bond MarketsMarket Technicals & Flows
The largest ETF tracking long-dated U.S. Treasuries closed at a record low, underscoring continued selling pressure in the long-end of the bond market. The move signals that the multiyear Treasury selloff remains intact, with persistent upward pressure on long-term yields and negative implications for duration-sensitive assets.
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