The surge in new AI debt is potentially crowding out long-end Treasury demand and has played a major role in the rise of bond yields, with some estimates suggesting it has pushed up 10-year rates by about 0.3 percentage point this year. Robert Schiffman of Bloomberg Intelligence has more. (Source: Bloomberg)
The surge in new AI debt is potentially crowding out long-end Treasury demand and has played a major role in the rise of bond yields, with some estimates suggesting it has pushed up 10-year rates by about 0.3 percentage point this year. Robert Schiffman of Bloomberg Intelligence has more. (Source: Bloomberg)
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