<p>Salman Ahmed, the Global Macro and Strategic Asset Allocation Head at Fidelity International, stated in an interview with Bloomberg Television that U.S. long-term government bonds remain vulnerable due to concerns over fiscal deficits and the independence of the Federal Reserve. He said, &#34;What we are worried about is the 30-year segment of the curve,&#34; and he is particularly concerned about how quickly long-term bonds could decline, potentially pushing yields up by 25 to 30 basis points in just a few days</p>

<p>Salman Ahmed, the Global Macro and Strategic Asset Allocation Head at Fidelity International, stated in an interview with Bloomberg Television that U.S. long-term Treasuries remain vulnerable due to concerns over fiscal deficits and the independence of the Federal Reserve. He said, "What we are worried about is the 30-year segment of the curve," and he is particularly concerned about how quickly long-term bonds could decline, potentially pushing yields up by 25 to 30 basis points in just a few days</p>

Fidelity International: U.S. long-term government bonds remain fragile, concerns about 30-year bonds