Bond Panic: Market History Repeats Itself with Worst Crash Yet
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Recent market developments have drawn comparisons to previous episodes in US market history. The stock market's resilience amid rising bond yields is reminiscent of the late 1980s and 2008, while bond vigilantes selling off Treasuries harken back to the 1990s. The housing market, with soaring mortgage rates, resembles the early 1980s. Investors are searching for signals that echo previous recessions as fears of a downturn intensify.
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