Bonds go bonkers as the US government now pays more than Vietnam or Morocco to borrow

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Moody's just reignited concerns about the US debt mountain. Here's what that means for the troubled Treasury-bond market.

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Billionaire investor Ron Baron says he's never owned a bond and he almost never holds cash — 'I'm always invested'

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Inflation is bound to slash the value of money in half every 15 years, Ron Baron warned.

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Bonds are back in fashion just weeks after a historic rout. Here's why fixed-income is suddenly luring in hordes of investors – including Warren Buffett.

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Bonds are luring in big-name investors – including Warren Buffett.

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The bond vigilantes aren't going away despite the latest Treasury rally, as America's $33 trillion debt pile will keep growing, market vet says

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The founder of the market's most famous recession indicator says the Fed overdid it with rate hikes and a downturn is still coming

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The repricing of the bond market will drive a 40% decline in the price of America's office buildings by the end of next year, research firm says

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Office prices could see a 40% peak-to-trough decline by the end of next year, Capital Economics forecasted.

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The worst bond-market rout in history is a grave threat to stock prices, hedge fund CIO warns

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The US's massive debt pile is fueling the bond-market crash. These 4 charts tell the story.

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US President Joe Biden discussing student debt relief at the White House in August 2023.

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The record-breaking crash in bonds is a threat to stock prices and American jobs. Here's everything you need to know about the Treasury-market turmoil.

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FILE - Traders work on the New York Stock Exchange floor in New York City, on Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2023. Treasury yields surged in September and sapped the energy from a strong stock market as investors came to terms with the likelihood that interest rates will remain high well into 2024. The yield on the 10-year Treasury jumped to the highest level in nearly two decades.
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