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Add rising interest rates to Trump's "tiny price to pay" list along with gasoline, diesel, fertilizer, and numerous other items.
30-Year Back Over 5.3 Percent
The initial market reaction to this Treasury announcement (CNBC reporting below) has been to push yields higher:
— Mohamed A. El-Erian (@elerianm) September 9, 2026
The 10-year is currently trading at 4.845% (up 5 bps on the day), while the 30-year has reached 5.302% (up 6 bps).#economy #markets @CNBC #bonds #yields pic.twitter.com/BvXiY70RY0
The 30-year long bond hit the highest yield in decades.
Staying with government bond yields, the US Treasury just paid 4.834% at issuance, the highest in almost twenty years (August 2007), despite strong demand at the auction.#economy #markets #bonds #yields
— Mohamed A. El-Erian (@elerianm) September 9, 2026
Highest yield since August 2007.
Bessent's Pea Shooter
The U.S. Treasury just showed you how fragile the bond market has become.
— Macro Liquidity by Sunil Reddy (@Macrobysunil) September 9, 2026
They announced a $6B buyback of long-term debt, less than expected, and instead of calming the market, yields immediately exploded higher.
That tells you everything.
The buybacks are supposed to help… pic.twitter.com/1glJ4t7Fgf