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Bond Investors Not 'Buying BS' Anymore
Source: seekingalpha.com
Interest Rates & YieldsCredit & Bond MarketsFiscal Policy & BudgetTrade Policy & Supply ChainArtificial IntelligenceHousing & Real Estate
The article argues that rising bond yields are persistent and that the global bond-market selloff reflects fiscal irresponsibility and hostile deglobalization. It forecasts higher yields, which could contribute to an AI bubble burst and a housing bubble burst; no specific yield levels or market moves are provided.
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