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Treasury yields are climbing because investors require larger returns to lend money, especially long-term. Unlike past sell-offs driven by inflation, this reflects governments and companies competing for massive capital to fund fiscal deficits and AI infrastructure. Borrowers must pay more.
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AI boom debt supply surges as investor demand plunges