Is the US bond market starting to rebel?

The Flip Side by Barclays Investment Bank

Jun 4, 202512:47Business

US Treasury bonds are widely regarded as the “world’s risk-free asset.” However, in recent weeks, global investors have increasingly shied away from 30-year US bonds, opting for flexible, shorter-term maturities, due to...

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