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Rising inflation and large budget deficits are pushing up rates, causing a spike in the 30-year Treasury yield and threatening losses for long-term bond ETFs.

10 reports, 8 independent Updated Sep 7
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Rising inflation and large budget deficits are pushing up rates, causing a spike in the 30-year Treasury yield and threatening losses for long-term bond ETFs.

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  1. Rising interest rates are negatively impacting the value of bond ETFs, specifically the Vanguard Bond Market ETF.Sub-event
  2. Persistent inflation forces the Fed to raise rates while the Treasury doubles government debt buybacks.1 source
  3. Specific market stress in the bond market due to inflation and rate hikes.1 source

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