Bond bears return as long-term yields surge past 5%


In JPMorgan Chase & Co’s latest Treasury client survey, investors’ net long positioning shrank to the smallest in six weeks. — Bloomberg

WASHINGTON: A bearish tone is taking hold in the Treasury market amid worries over the risk of tariff-fuelled inflation and increased government spending in some of the world’s biggest economies.

In JPMorgan Chase & Co’s latest Treasury client survey, investors’ net long positioning shrank to the smallest in six weeks.

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