June 3, 2026, 10:38 p.m.

Why did the US, Japan, and UK bond markets collapse simultaneously?

In the middle of May, the global bond market suffered a rare simultaneous collapse, and the long-term treasury bond bond yields of the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom collectively soared to multi-year or even historical highs, triggering violent shocks in the global financial market.

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US Treasury Storm: 30-Year Yield Breaks 5%, Global Financial Markets Face Deleveraging Test​

On May 18, 2026, the global financial market witnessed a landmark moment — the 30-year US Treasury yield, known as the "anchor of global asset pricing," surged past the critical 5% threshold, peaking at 5.16% intraday, a two-and-a-half-year high since October 2023.

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The Fed's "slowing rate hikes" signal: Short-term relief with long-term concerns remaining

According to The Wall Street Journal, several officials of the US Federal Reserve made public statements on the 17th indicating that they might slow down or postpone the original pace of interest rate hikes.

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The financial impact behind the surge in US stocks

Late at night on May 14th, local time, the three major US stock indices once again hit record highs, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) returning to 50,000 points, the Nasdaq index rising by over 1%, and the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index (S&P 500) rising by nearly 1%.

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The conclusion of financial magic: When the United States began to seriously discuss debt restructuring

According to multiple media reports on May 11th, "The New Bond King" Gordon Gekko publicly warned that the US government might be heading towards some form of debt restructuring.

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PPI Soars and Federal Reserve Personnel Changes: Global Finance Faces a Turbulent Turning Point

On May 14, 2026, the global financial markets experienced the most decisive single-day shock: the new Federal Reserve Chairman, Kevin Walsh, was officially approved to take office by the narrowest margin in history, combined with the runaway April PPI data in the U.S. and confirmation of a second inflation rebound.

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U.S. consumer discretionary sector is weak, leading companies under pressure, dragging down market performance

After the U.S. stock market closed on May 13, 2026, the market showed a distinct pattern of divergence: both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq hit new all-time highs, the Russell 2000 small-cap index has risen more than 15% so far this year, and the tech-led structural bull market is in full swing.

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Asian Stock Markets Differentiated: Oil Prices Continue to Rise Amid New Highs in U.S. Stocks

AP News — In early trading on Tuesday, global financial markets showed a multi-dimensional differentiated trend.

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The debt avalanche combined with the growth predicament is leading Japan into a situation where it is "losing its third decade" and is now "losing its fourth decade" as well

On May 10th local time, data released by the Japanese Ministry of Finance sent shockwaves through the global market: As of the end of March 2026, Japan's total national debt soared to 1343.84 trillion yen, breaking the historical record for the tenth consecutive year.

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Where will the price of gold go?

Since the beginning of this year, the gold market has experienced a wave of extreme differentiation.

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