
Thirty-year government bond yields in the U.S., UK, and other major economies are drawing scrutiny after a Seeking Alpha article flagged a chart showing elevated levels as a source of unease.
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Thirty-year government bond yields in major economies are under scrutiny after a Seeking Alpha article flagged a chart showing elevated levels as a source of unease. The chart depicted yields from the United States, the United Kingdom, and other developed markets at multi-year highs, according to the article.
The author, who disclosed a long position in the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD), said the chart keeps them up at night. No further details on the bond yields' path were provided.
The focus on long-term sovereign rates comes as markets weigh fiscal outlooks and inflation expectations. The article was published earlier this week on Seeking Alpha.
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