The latest bond market moves are catching attention. US 30-year Treasury yields have climbed to 4.85%, continuing the broader selloff momentum. This kind of shift in the long-end of the curve typically signals changing expectations around inflation and fiscal policy—two factors that directly shape how investors think about alternative assets and risk allocation. When bonds become less attractive on a yield basis, it reshapes the entire investment landscape.
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PhantomMiner
· 12-12 20:07
30-year U.S. Treasury yields at 4.85%. Bonds are really dead, now it's the turn for alternative assets to shine.
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MindsetExpander
· 12-12 20:06
Long-term yields are taking off again; bonds are really not as attractive anymore. It's time to readjust the asset allocation.
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GweiWatcher
· 12-12 20:03
The bond market is really reshaping everything. With long-term bond yields soaring, funds will inevitably shift to altcoins.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 12-12 20:01
Wow, 4.85%? Bonds are really about to take off this time.
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OnchainHolmes
· 12-12 19:42
The bond yield increase this time is really ridiculous, with the 30-year breaking 4.85%. It feels like the capital markets are about to turn again.
The latest bond market moves are catching attention. US 30-year Treasury yields have climbed to 4.85%, continuing the broader selloff momentum. This kind of shift in the long-end of the curve typically signals changing expectations around inflation and fiscal policy—two factors that directly shape how investors think about alternative assets and risk allocation. When bonds become less attractive on a yield basis, it reshapes the entire investment landscape.