U.S. Treasury yields continue to rise

10-year: 4.71%
20-year: 5.22%
30-year: 5.19%

Such high yields are a growing problem because they significantly increase the cost of financing U.S. debt. As trillions of dollars in debt mature and need to be refinanced, the government must pay much higher interest, putting increasing pressure on the federal budget and the financial system.

Meanwhile, money printing is once again running at full speed.

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Published by Silver Dominion

24/07/2026

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