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TLT Slides as the 30-Year Yield Hits Its Highest Since 2007

<p>The largest long-term Treasury ETF is down 3.8% this year, erasing most of last year's gain, as inflation and debt worries pressure the long end.</p>

Yahoo Finance · 31/07/2026 · lire l'article ↗

Fed- Bond Vigilantes Don't Want Talk. They Want Action.

Federal Reserve officials just won't listen to us! We warned them that the economy didn't need the four cuts in the federal funds rate (FFR) at the end of 2024. The Bond Vigilantes agreed with us. Now, we conclude that the Fed has to raise short-term rates to lower long-term rates, writes Ed Yardeni, editor of Yardeni QuickTakes.

Yahoo Finance · 31/07/2026 · lire l'article ↗

Exclusive: Why 'Safe' US Treasury ETFs Suffered a 'Perfect Storm for Generational Losses'—And Where Experts Say to Hide Now

Investors flocking to long-duration U.S. Treasury ETFs for safety have instead been met with a “perfect storm for generational losses.” This historic crash stems from a fatal market misunderstanding: equating the zero default risk of the U.S. government with zero...

Yahoo Finance · 29/07/2026 · lire l'article ↗

Which Long-Term Treasury ETF Is Better, Schwab's SCHQ or the iShares TLT?

SCHQ's $42.5B rival TLT dominates in liquidity and assets, but the Schwab fund's lower fees and superior five-year performance may appeal to buy-and-hold investors.

Yahoo Finance · 26/07/2026 · lire l'article ↗

3 Compelling Bond Funds for Income Investors to By Before the End of July

The Fed has been cutting rates, yet long-term Treasury yields are climbing and bond ETFs are swinging wildly in response. Three funds cut through that contradiction in very different ways, and choosing the wrong one right now carries real consequences for your income.

Yahoo Finance · 24/07/2026 · lire l'article ↗

Jamie Dimon Warns a Bond Market Reckoning Is Coming

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, one of Wall Street’s most venerated leaders and a man once on the shortlist of names to become Treasury Secretary, offered some straight talk on the value of U.S. debt and the impact of deficit spending this week. Dimon, who at the age of 70 is nearing the end of his two decade tenure at the helm of the world’s biggest bank but remains the market’s central conscience, told Wilfred Frost’s Master Investor Podcast that he wouldn’t be a buyer of At least not at current levels. Dimon said the government can handle the issue one of two ways, either through a bipartisan effort similar to the Simpson-Bowles Commission of 2010, proposed by President Barack Obama and led by Republican Congressman Paul Ryan, or “waiting for it to become a problem.”

Yahoo Finance · 21/07/2026 · lire l'article ↗