Doug Noland·2026-05-16·via All Articles on Seeking Alpha
Summary
Treasury long bond (30yr) yields jumped 18 bps this week to 5.12%, surpassing the October 2023 gilt crisis spike to the highest yield all the way back to July 2007.
United Kingdom government debt has expanded to a dismal 150% of GDP - up from 2019's 85%.
The iShares Emerging Market Equities ETF dropped 4.2% this week, the largest decline since the start of the war.
Big tech (equities more generally) would traditionally be sensitive to inflation risk and rising market yields.
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It was rough. And I'm not referring to Iran war negotiations or President Trump's Beijing trip. The bond rout was global.
"Treasury Buyers Get 5% Long Bond for First Time Since 2007." Treasury long bond (30yr) yields jumped 18