Sabri Beneshour

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Marketplace · What's driving up the 30-year Treasury yield? · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

So I didn't do it.

And lo and behold, the gym went bankrupt a year later.

30-year bonds are like my shady old gym.

Not the shadiness or the bankruptcy, but the fact that they ask you to lock up your money for a long time.

Stephen Lively is global co-head of bond ETFs at BlackRock.

So much can go wrong in 30 years, and investors want to get paid more for that risk.

And recently, they've been wanting to get paid extra more.

Yields have been rising, and that's a signal that markets are becoming uncomfortable.

Ian Shepardson is chairman of Pantheon Macroeconomics.

First is the intractability of the huge budget deficit that the U.S.

has been running for some time.

Government debt held by the public hit 100% of GDP in March, and people are starting to wonder if they will get paid back in 30 years.

There's no plausible, credible plan to reduce that anytime soon.

Now, whilst investors have been worrying about the U.S.

government, they have also discovered they have alternatives.

Again, Stephen Likely at BlackRock.

Tech companies are offering high-paying, long-term bonds of their own that are competing with the government's.

Leslie Falconio is head of fixed income strategy at UBS Wealth Management.

So long-term investors have worries, they have options, and they are out here yelling that they want higher yields.

Now, 30-year yields don't influence mortgages or car loans the way 10-year yields do.

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