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Markets face risk if 30-year Treasury yields reach 6%
A move toward a 6% 30-year yield could pressure both stock gains and bond-fund performance, according to MarketWatch.
MarketWatch warns that US markets are not positioned for a scenario where the 30-year Treasury yield rises to around 6%.
The outlet argues that a sharp long-bond repricing would likely erode stock gains while also deepening losses for bond funds.
In that view, the combination of falling equity sentiment and weaker bond-fund performance would compound downside risk if long-term rates surge quickly.
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