📅 26.05.2026 · 30-Year Yield Just Hit 2007 Highs · 👁️ 1
Fulfilled. The claim describes a fundamental principle of bond markets: there is an inverse relationship between bond price and its yield. When demand for a bond falls, its price also falls, which in turn causes the yield to rise....
"When there's no demand, when the price of a bond is dumping, the yield goes up because imagine you have a money machine, it prints $10 per day, and the price of it goes down, it means that that $10 per day is now a higher percent of the price of the money machine."
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Login…US 30-year government bond yield is at the highest level since 2007, meaning that they will have to go and buy themselves. When the bond yield is high, it means that there is not a lot of demand for 30-year government bonds. When there's no demand, when the price of a bond is dumping, the yield goes up because imagine you have a money machine, it prints $10 per day, and the price of it goes down, it means that that $10 per day is now a higher percent of the price of the money machine. So, think about the bond the same way.…