A sudden decline in demand for US Treasury bonds is beginning to ripple through financial markets, as investors shift funds toward higher-yielding but riskier assets. The sell-off in Treasuries has tightened borrowing conditions for lower-rated corporations, particularly those with speculative-grade credit ratings. Analysts warn that rising borrowing costs could strain companies already facing economic uncertainty. The move reflects broader market adjustments as investors reassess risk exposures amid evolving economic signals.
Sharp sell-off in US Treasury market starts to feed through to junk-rated companies
