U.S. Treasurys are now firmly in the 'danger zone,' strategists say

U.S. Treasurys are described as being in a "danger zone" as surging long-term yields raise concerns that sticky inflation could spill over into equities. The warning suggests higher duration risk across bonds and a more defensive backdrop for risk assets, with implications for both fixed income valuations and equity multiples. The article is commentary rather than a policy event, but it highlights a market-wide macro risk that could influence positioning.

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U.S. Treasurys are described as being in a "danger zone" as surging long-term yields raise concerns that sticky inflation could spill over into equities. The warning suggests higher duration risk across bonds and a more defensive backdrop for risk assets, with implications for both fixed income valuations and equity multiples. The article is commentary rather than a policy event, but it highlights a market-wide macro risk that could influence positioning.