The 10-year Treasury is having its worst run in over 100 years. Why investors are buying bonds anyway.
“The higher that yields go — for at least new money — it becomes more enticing to think about putting money into bonds,” one strategist notes.
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# Treasury Bond Summary The 10-year Treasury is experiencing its worst performance in over a century as yields rise, but this elevated yield environment is attracting new investor capital to bonds as the higher returns become increasingly appealing relative to recent years. The paradox reflects a shift in bond market dynamics where rising yields—while causing losses on existing bond holdings—make newly issued Treasury securities more attractive for investors deploying fresh capital.
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