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Global Bond Market Rout Drives US 10-Year Yields to Multi-Year Highs

Sharp sell-off in sovereign bonds, with US 10-year yields hitting multi-year highs (highest since ~2002–2004), driven by inflation fears, strong US economic data, and Iran-related geopolitical pressures. Eurozone yields surged notably; German Bunds sought as relative havens.

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Signals rising borrowing costs globally and pressure on central banks managing inflation ~3.8% in eurozone. Quant hedge funds profit from divergence while stocks hold steady, raising questions about market liquidity and systemic risks. Ties into broader energy inflation and fiscal sustainability concerns.

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@MBAeconomics1The bond market is crashing. Gold and silver are crashing. Yet the stock market has remained steady. How does that make sense? Is the stock market predicting that so much liquidity will be added to the system that stocks eventually “crash upward”? If so, why are gold and silver falling? Someone is wrong. It’s well known that bond traders are more sophisticated than stock traders. What’s less appreciated is that precious-metals investors are even more discerning than both. While gold has been selling off, ETF flows have quietly been moving in the opposite direction. The market can ignore this divergence for a while. But eventually, fundamentals assert themselves. When the dust settles, those who understood the value of precious metals early will be the ones who emerge with the greatest fortunes.3h
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    @MBAeconomics1The bond market is crashing. Gold and silver are crashing. Yet the stock market has remained steady. How does that make sense? Is the stock market predicting that so much liquidity will be added to the system that stocks eventually “crash upward”? If so, why are gold and silver falling? Someone is wrong. It’s well known that bond traders are more sophisticated than stock traders. What’s less appreciated is that precious-metals investors are even more discerning than both. While gold has been selling off, ETF flows have quietly been moving in the opposite direction. The market can ignore this divergence for a while. But eventually, fundamentals assert themselves. When the dust settles, those who understood the value of precious metals early will be the ones who emerge with the greatest fortunes.3h
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