Bond Income Is Easing Some of the Pain in Treasury Selloff
Higher bond yields are mitigating losses for investors during a selloff in U.S. Treasuries. Yields have reached levels not seen significantly above 5% since 2007. This increased income helps offset the impact of falling bond prices.
Yields haven’t been much above 5% since 2007.
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