US bond yields soar, investors flee US assets in large numbers

BlockBeats reported that on April 12, the yield of US treasury bond bonds soared to the highest level since February this year, and liquidity was deteriorating at a time when the US treasury bond bond market of US $29 trillion plummeted and intensified. The yield of US 10-year treasury bond climbed 0.19% to 4.58%, and US treasury bond, traditionally regarded as the ultimate haven of the global financial system, are falling into a deeper downturn. Earlier this week, the yield of US treasury bond bonds was less than 3.9%, but Trump's erratic tariff policy shook the market's confidence in US policy making and economy, causing investors to flee US assets in large numbers. Peter Tchir, head of US macro strategy at Academy Securities, said: "If you are a foreign holder, there is indeed pressure to sell US treasury bond bonds and corporate bonds around the world. What the world is really worried about is that they do not know what Trump is going to do." According to the return of Bloomberg US treasury bond bond index, the selling on Friday led to the worst week for US treasury bond bonds since 2019, accompanied by the decline of the US dollar. A senior executive from the bulk services department of a European bank said, "We are concerned because the trend you are seeing indicates that this is not a normal sell-off, and people have completely lost confidence in the world's strongest bond market