The bond market is telling us the free lunch is over - Axios
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Multiple major outlets are converging on the same macro signal: bond markets are pricing in structurally higher yields driven by inflation and fiscal concerns, not just a transient geopolitical risk premium. If yields stay elevated even as near-term risk events fade, rate-sensitive equity sectors and long-duration assets face sustained multiple compression.
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Wrong ifA sharp dovish pivot from the Fed on deteriorating macro data, a ceasefire that collapses inflation expectations, or a flight-to-safety bid from a credit event could rip TLT violently higher and invalidate the short within days.
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