US Treasury Bond Selloff Explained: Bond Yield, Inflation and Debt | Economy Basics by mrunalpatel

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Why bond yields rise
00:25 What is bond yield
00:56 Selling bonds cheaply
02:03 Price and yield inverse link
02:19 Inflation versus fixed interest
03:52 Why investors exit US bonds
04:29 Debt and fresh borrowing
05:20 China the exception
06:20 Key takeaway

DESCRIPTION:
Dr. Mrunal Patel, UPSC Educator and Economy Subject Expert, explains why government bond yields are rising in the US and other countries.

A 100 dollar bond repaid as 108 gives an 8 percent yield. If a worried holder sells it cheaply, the buyer earns more, so bond price and yield move inversely.

A tortoise and hare race shows fixed interest versus inflation. When inflation outruns interest, investors shift to gold, property or crypto.

It covers fears over heavy US debt and costlier fresh borrowing. China is the exception, as its citizens have few investment options and inflation stays near zero.

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