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US 30-Year Bond Enters September on Its Worst Stretch Since 2006
Source: Bloomberg
Interest Rates & YieldsMonetary PolicyFiscal Policy & BudgetCredit & Bond Markets
Longest-maturity Treasury yields have stayed at unusually high levels for longer than at any point since 2006, with persistence attributed to a large/gaping budget deficit and continued corporate issuance. Investors are also likely to remain wary into a potentially decisive Federal Reserve meeting expected to influence rates, reinforcing the rate-sensitivity of credit and bond markets over the coming weeks.
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