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Yardeni Warns Bond Vigilantes Stirring as US Yields Near 5%

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 18 August 2026, 01:55 UTC By Ruth Carson and Masaki Kondo 1 min read
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Yardeni Research warned that investors are showing growing signs of unease over rising government debt, though it said there’s no reason to push the panic button on the US bond market just yet.

Yardeni Research warned that investors are showing growing signs of unease over rising government debt, though it said there’s no reason to push the panic button on the US bond market just yet.
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