With inflation concerns mounting globally, a critical shift is unfolding in the Treasury market. Traditionally, government bonds have served as the ultimate safe haven during market turbulence. Yet lately, rising inflation expectations are creating a peculiar dynamic—are mounting price pressures finally overwhelming the classic flight-to-safety demand that usually props up Treasury prices?



This tension raises important questions for investors. Higher inflation typically erodes bond values, pushing yields higher. Meanwhile, fear-driven haven demand usually keeps Treasuries bid up. When these forces clash, which one wins? The answer matters not just for fixed income traders, but for anyone managing a diversified portfolio—including crypto investors considering macroeconomic hedges.
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