US bonds fall after worst quarter since 1994

The U.S. bond market experienced its worst quarterly performance since 1994, as 10-year Treasury yields rose to their highest level since 2007, reaching 5.31%. Meanwhile, 30-year bond yields surpassed 5.65%, the highest since 2002. The increase in yields has led to higher borrowing costs for companies and governments, with expectations of continued rising interest rates. Investors anticipate at least three more rate hikes before mid-2027. Notably, this rise in interest rates comes amidst global inflationary pressures and growing investments in artificial intelligence. Additionally, the international bond market is currently affected by rising energy prices and intensified inflationary pressures.

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