It is actually more scary that the market has not reacted worst after seeing this. It can only mean that much of the retail crowd is ignoring real facts and are not realising the true impact on the finance liquidity that this will lead to.

And when the impact is felt, the correction of the market won't be just a correction.

The 10-Year Note Hasn’t Had a Quarter This Ugly in Over 3 Decades

The 10-year Treasury yield ended September with a 0.87 percentage point increase, marking its highest quarterly gain in more than three decades.
The 10-Year Note Hasn’t Had a Quarter This Ugly in Over 3 Decades

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