Battle ignites "premium for term limit", 10-year US Treasury bonds may face a more intense selling wave.

Zh tng cijng APP huzh, zuxn yln ysli y ylng zhjin de jnsh dukng biomng, ru cnko ling gu du nin yli de chngt sh yj fpn zhngdng dy zhngzh chngt jsh, jnrng shchng de tuzzhmen duy 10 ninq migu guzhi de poshu yl hu jing chx ydun shjin, zh y ywi zhe y y chngt qjin, yu zhe qunqi zch dngji zh ji chngho de 10 ninq mizu shuyl knng qy shngxng, r bsh yxi tuzzhmen su qdi de bxin r cho tudng shuyl br xixng hu bo di guj. According to the Zhitong Finance APP, the latest round of military confrontations between Israel and Iran suggests that, considering the history of conflict between the two countries and reviewing the geopolitical conflict situation in the Middle East, investors in the financial markets may face continued selling pressure on 10-year US government bonds for a period of time. This also means that during the Israel-Iran conflict, the yield of the 10-year US Treasury bonds, which holds the title of "global asset pricing anchor," may trend upwards, rather than the downward trajectory or sharp decline that some investors expect from a rush to safety.