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The 10-year Treasury note is enduring its worst stretch of performance in more than 100 years, according to MarketWatch, as rising yields have battered bond prices. Despite the pain, strategists say investors are increasingly drawn back into bonds because higher yields make new purchases more attractive. The dynamic reflects the market's ongoing recalibration to a higher-rate environment, with investors weighing near-term losses against the improved income potential of fixed income going forward.