Treasuries Face Bruising September as Stocks Hold Firm — SkimNews
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- Treasuries are headed for a "bruising September" and "cruel quarter" per Reuters, with Bloomberg warning October is "traditionally terrible" for beleaguered government debt.
- Stocks have remained resilient even as bond markets sell off, while the WSJ openly floats the possibility of a "run on the bond market" — a sharper framing than the calendar-warnings dominating other coverage.
Why it matters: Bond holders absorb direct losses on the Treasury selloff while equity investors look past the turmoil — but October's historically weak seasonality for Treasuries could test that stock-market complacency if rate-path anxiety deepens.
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