
Long-Duration Bond ETFs Face 'Pain' As 30-Year Treasury Yield Tops 5%, Says Charlie Bilello

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Charlie Bilello, chief market strategist at Creative Planning, warns that surging Treasury yields have led to historic drawdowns in long-duration bond ETFs, with some down over 60% since March 2020. The 30-Year Treasury yield has risen from 0.8% to over 5%, negatively impacting bond prices. Despite this, fixed-income ETFs have attracted $156.19 billion in inflows this year, indicating investor positioning for a potential recovery in the bond market.
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