That makes the bond market much more interesting in late 2026. But I would not assume policymakers can simply “cap” yields: inflation, fiscal deficits, term premium and investor demand still matter.
My biggest takeaway is that understanding the mechanism matters more than reacting to the headline. If long yields stabilize while AI earnings remain strong, the combination of growth assets and duration could become increasingly attractive.
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