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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3 reasons why Wall Street giants say investors should pay attention to Treasurys as yields soar

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US stocks trade mixed as bond yields ease, investors wait on earnings

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US stocks fall as traders assess rate outlook after key bond yield hits 5%

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US stocks ended lower Friday as the benchmark 10-year Treasury edged lower but stuck close to 5%.

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High bond yields and a strong dollar could be here for longer, as policy conditions mirror the 1980s, Bank of America says

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US stocks trade mixed as bond yields spike after hot retail sales data

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The yield on the 10-year US Treasury surged, trading around 4.8%.

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Favor bonds over stocks – with 10-year Treasurys set to shake off the market meltdown and deliver double-digit returns, UBS says

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Investors should load up on bonds rather than stocks, according to UBS.

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The collapse in Treasury bonds now ranks among the worst market crashes in history

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The bond market has been suffering as yields continue to climb. The 30-year Treasury surpassed 5% for the first time in decades, with experts seeing a similar path ahead for the 10-year note.

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