A bond is a loan to a government. The investor hands over money now and is repaid later, with interest. The interest rate, called the yield
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Key Facts
—The selloff: Long-term government bonds in the US, UK and Japan sold off together in May, a rare synchronized move.
—The peak: The US 30-year yield hit about 5.2% on May 19, its highest since 2007, before easing to near 5%.
—The trigger: Inflation fears tied to the Middle East conflict and high oil prices drove investors to demand more yield.
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