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30-year Treasury yield near 5.2%, with path to 6% in focus

The article flags that a sustained move above the 5.2% level could raise pressure on long-duration bond ETFs, including TLT and TIP.

MarketWatch says the 30-year Treasury yield is pushing toward a critical technical level near 5.2%, with a further sustained breakout potentially opening the path toward 6%.

The outlet warns that a bigger jump in long-term yields could hit more than the bond market, adding pressure to stocks as higher yields change interest-rate expectations.

It also points to potential downstream effects for long-maturity fund products, noting that rate-sensitive bond ETFs such as the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) and the iShares TIPS Bond ETF (TIP) could see deeper losses if yields move higher.

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