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Broken Bonds: The Global Flight from U.S. Debt (week ending 5.23.25)
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Broken Bonds: The Global Flight from U.S. Debt (week ending 5.23.25)
A global portfolio pivot is underway. U.S. Treasury yields have pierced 5%, Japan is retreating from foreign debt, and China is doubling down on gold—all signaling rising doubt about America’s fiscal stability and the dollar’s future role. Next week, all eyes will be on Friday’s PCE Index—the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge—as investors search for signals on the direction of interest rates. While home prices, confidence surveys, and FOMC minutes…
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