Gideon Resnick

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5,131 appearances 66 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 3d ago

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Apple News Today · The bond market is in turmoil. What it means for your money. · 3 Sep 2026 podcast

In an effort to lower bond yields, U.S. voice-verified

Treasury Secretary Scott Besant surprised many last month by declaring that the Treasury would double the size of its buyback program. voice-verified

That's where the government takes back some of its own debt. voice-verified

That briefly calmed markets, but yields surged again this week as the relative scale of the problem has kept investors on edge. voice-verified

And it's not just an issue here. voice-verified

Countries around the world are facing even tougher conditions. voice-verified

Now, these countries have their own distinct challenges, but when it comes to the consequences, their fears are the same. voice-verified

When yields are high, governments have less room to spend, while consumers and businesses have to pay more to borrow money. voice-verified

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Rising bond yields can also impact how much you earn on your savings and how the stocks in your retirement account perform. voice-verified

And should this sell-off continue, some experts are concerned it could have a chilling effect on the stock market. voice-verified

Late last month, U.S. voice-verified

debt topped $40 trillion for the first time, meaning the government's IOUs have doubled under the presidencies of Biden and Trump. voice-verified

Much of that comes down to the federal government's response to the pandemic. voice-verified

But the Congressional Budget Office estimated that the Trump administration's One Big Beautiful Bill Act will add nearly $5 trillion as well. voice-verified

This worsening balance sheet has investors anxious that a fiscal crisis is on the horizon, without the political will on either side to stop it. voice-verified

Delaney says there are a number of other factors fueling the bond market sell-off. voice-verified

The continuing war in Iran is a major pressure point, as are worries about rising prices. voice-verified

Persistent inflation could spur the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates for the first time since 2023, which could help to appease the bond market. voice-verified

But it could also lock in higher borrowing costs for mortgages and credit cards. voice-verified

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