TechFlow News: On May 5, the yield on 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds hovered around 5% at the start of this week—marking the first time since last July that it has breached this critical threshold of 5%. This signals persistent stress in the world’s largest bond market. Crossing this psychologically significant level has drawn close attention from traders, who are watching for signs that yields may rise further. The core driver behind this selloff is market concern that a potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz could fuel inflation and reduce the scope for interest-rate cuts. Additionally, massive corporate spending on AI has raised concerns about accelerated near-term price increases. (Jin10)
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