Treasury Bond Market Crash Signals More Volatility Ahead as Recession Risk Rises
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Treasury bond market has crashed over past 2 years, one of worst in history
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Experts say more volatility ahead as recession looms and yields could breach 5.5%
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Fed's hawkish stance on rates, inflation, oil prices fueling bond meltdown
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Long-term yields now tightening conditions, reducing odds of more Fed hikes
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Stocks at risk if valuations fail to align with spiking bond yields