Treasury Bond Losses Near Dot-Com Levels as Aggressive Fed Tightening Sparks Massive Bond Rout
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Since March 2020, losses on 10+ year Treasury bonds have reached 46%, nearing stock market losses in dot-com crash.
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The bond rout is worse than 1981 when 10-year yield hit 16% under Volcker.
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Today's losses are over twice as big as 1981 despite lower interest rates.
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Aggressive Fed tightening has caused a similar bond sell-off to 1981.
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Investors see 10-year Treasury yield hitting 5% as inflation concerns persist.