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Are U.S. debt concerns affecting bond markets?

Are U.S. debt concerns affecting bond markets? Concerns about government borrowing and fiscal policy can influence investor confidence, Treasury demand, and bond yields. Do you think U.S. debt concerns are becoming a bigger factor in bond-market decisions? How should investors and businesses respond...

Are U.S. debt concerns affecting bond markets?

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@Jackup replied to Richer
2 days ago

Yes. The U.S. national debt and deficit are impacting bond markets by helping increase Treasury yields and interest rates. But note that inflation, economic growth, Federal Reserve actions, and international demand for Treasuries also impact Treasury yields.
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@Steve replied to Richer
2 days ago

Yes. Worries about U.S. debt are causing Treasury yields to rise because investors are asking for more compensation as a result of the deficit and increased borrowing. Yields going up can lead to increases in interest rates for mortgages, companies, and government borrowing.