Global bonds generally rose on Thursday. Earlier, the US Treasury Secretary sent out a signal “at any cost” to try to contain the continued rise in long-term treasury bond yields. This statement quickly caused ripples in the global market. However, as long as the US economy remains resilient, AI-related capital expenditure continues to push companies to issue long-term bonds, and high commodity prices once again drive up inflation, the US Treasury's treasury bond repurchase operation may only change the rate at which yields rise, not the final trend.

Global bonds generally rose on Thursday. Earlier, the US Treasury Secretary sent out a signal “at any cost” to try to contain the continued rise in long-term treasury bond yields. This statement quickly caused ripples in the global market. However, as long as the US economy remains resilient, AI-related capital expenditure continues to push companies to issue long-term bonds, and high commodity prices once again drive up inflation, the US Treasury's treasury bond repurchase operation may only change the rate at which yields rise, not the final trend.