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Higher U.S. Growth Could Hurt Long-Dated Bonds -- Market Talk
U.S. Treasury Yields Seen High Enough to Attract Investors
"New Bond King" speaks out: If the Republican Party achieves a "red sweep," US bond yields may be even higher.
Gornack's main point is that he believes that an increase in government spending in the usa will require an increase in borrowing through issuing national debt, thereby putting upward pressure on long-term bond yields.
Has the U.S. bond market been 'spoiled'? Inflation may once again become the top priority for the Federal Reserve!
Closely monitor the two-year US Treasury yield, as it may reveal the direction of the Federal Reserve to investors more clearly than what Powell said.
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