The yield on US 10-year Treasury bonds recently surpassed 5%, the highest level since 2007. As the total debt of the US federal government surpassed 40 trillion US dollars in August, and some European institutions began to adjust the allocation of assets such as US bonds, the pressure faced by the US debt market received further attention. Norges Bank Investment Management proposed reducing the share of government bonds in its bond investment benchmark from 70% to 50%. Reuters estimates that if the relevant adjustments are finally implemented, the fund's current US Treasury bond holdings of about 215 billion US dollars may be reduced by nearly 80 billion US dollars, and US Treasury bonds will become the single type of government bond that has been cut the most in this adjustment. Swiss asset management agency Sviscanto recently released a report saying that the yield on 30-year US bonds recently broke through the previous fluctuation range, and the agency reduced the allocation of US long-term treasury bonds as a result. The British Brown-Shipley Company believes that although the expansion of long-term treasury bond repurchases by the US Treasury can support bond prices for a short time, it will be difficult to solve the fundamental problems facing the US treasury in the long run, so it will maintain a low allocation proposal for US bonds in the short term.

The yield on US 10-year Treasury bonds recently surpassed 5%, the highest level since 2007. As the total debt of the US federal government surpassed 40 trillion US dollars in August, and some European institutions began to adjust the allocation of assets such as US bonds, the pressure faced by the US debt market received further attention. Norges Bank Investment Management proposed reducing the share of government bonds in its bond investment benchmark from 70% to 50%. Reuters estimates that if the relevant adjustments are finally implemented, the fund's current US Treasury bond holdings of about 215 billion US dollars may be reduced by nearly 80 billion US dollars, and US Treasury bonds will become the single type of government bond that has been cut the most in this adjustment. Swiss asset management agency Sviscanto recently released a report saying that the yield on 30-year US bonds recently broke through the previous fluctuation range, and the agency reduced the allocation of US long-term treasury bonds as a result. The British Brown-Shipley Company believes that although the expansion of long-term treasury bond repurchases by the US Treasury can support bond prices for a short time, it will be difficult to solve the fundamental problems facing the US treasury in the long run, so it will maintain a low allocation proposal for US bonds in the short term.