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Treasuries Lead Global Bond Selloff Amid Tariff Angst
Bloomberg
January 20, 2026•2 days ago

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US Treasuries experienced a selloff alongside global bonds due to concerns over fiscal spending and renewed tariff threats. Increased yields on 10- and 30-year Treasuries reflect market anxieties. President Trump's proposed levies on European nations, linked to the Greenland acquisition, have amplified uncertainty regarding US policy and its impact on demand for American assets.
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Treasuries joined a selloff in global bonds amid concerns about fiscal spending, a fresh geopolitical tariff threat and questions over the impact that might have on demand for American assets.
Both 10- and 30-year Treasury yields climbed at least three basis points in Asia after the market was shut Monday due to a US holiday. President Donald Trump’s plan to impose levies on selected European nations as part of a bid to acquire Greenland has revived questions about the unpredictability of his administration’s policies.
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