Bloomberg Markets: Wall Street Sees "Term Premium" in Latest Bond Selloff as Ominous Sign
Bloomberg Markets reports that Wall Street sees an ominous sign in the latest bond market sell-off: the re-emergence of the "term premium." Term premium refers to the extra return investors demand for holding 10-year Treasury bonds rather than simply rolling over short-term securities. Although its measurement and explanations for its movements vary, it has recently regained attention in the market.
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