30-Year U.S. Treasury Yields Break Above 5%, Repricing Phase Begins: PGIM

According to PGIM co-chief investment officer Gregory Peters, 30-year U.S. Treasury yields have recently broken above 5%, prompting investors to reassess what constitutes attractive yield levels. Peters, speaking on Bloomberg Television, attributed the move to increased bond issuance from artificial intelligence and hyperscale cloud service providers, combined with rising U.S. fiscal deficits. He stated this marks the beginning of a repricing cycle, with long-end yields likely to face further pressure in the coming quarters as debt accumulation pushes longer-term rates higher.
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