7-year Treasury just auctioned at 5.085% — highest rate ever recorded.
This isn't just a number. It's the market telling you what it thinks about U.S. debt, inflation expectations, and the Fed's credibility.
When the government has to pay record rates to borrow for 7 years, that cost gets passed somewhere. Either through higher mortgage rates, tighter corporate credit, or pressure on equity valuations.
Watch how growth stocks react. They hate rising long-term rates.
This isn't just a number. It's the market telling you what it thinks about U.S. debt, inflation expectations, and the Fed's credibility.
When the government has to pay record rates to borrow for 7 years, that cost gets passed somewhere. Either through higher mortgage rates, tighter corporate credit, or pressure on equity valuations.
Watch how growth stocks react. They hate rising long-term rates.
