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Rising yields aren't scaring off investors. Why money is still pouring into bond funds.
Source: marketwatch.com
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Stubborn inflation and a ballooning U.S. debt burden are continuing to push Treasury yields higher, putting pressure on the bond market. However, higher yields are also attracting fixed-income investors rather than deterring them. Net impact is a mixed setup—rates are a headwind, but the improved carry is supporting demand for Treasuries.
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