Bond traders are growing increasingly concerned that the economy could buckle under the weight of monetary-policy normalization.
Even with a spike in yields and a rate hike in view, real returns should be soundly negative.
Impaired Treasury functioning risks triggering global market volatility.
There's been a deterioration in the ability to buy or sell a security without moving its price.
Russia's attack on Ukraine drove the price of key commodities sharply higher.
If predictions hold true, the Fed could once again hike interest rates into a recession.
The speed of the adjustment has some strategists betting that it's just the beginning.
Whether the Fed's looming tightening will usher in a sustained period of higher real yields is still uncertain.
A rapid one-two punch from the Fed Reserve risks unsettling bond and stock markets.
Nearly two years of sub-zero real yields have penalized average savers and bond investors.
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