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Indeed.com slash SPANUK. Terms and conditions apply. The views expressed on this podcast are those of the

participants, not of Rogers News. Treasury yields edged higher with the benchmark 10-year note yield touching a 14-month

high above 4.8%.

Markets are currently pricing in one rate cut from the Fed this year, as inflation remains

above the central bank's target, and the economy continues to grow at a healthy clip.

Yields on long-dated British government bonds are at their highest in decades.

That's put government finances under pressure, while Sterling is struggling and British domestic stocks are underperforming.

Bond yields are surging across the and British domestic stocks are underperforming.

Bond yields are surging across the UK, Europe and US. Investors are fretting about President-elect Donald Trump's policies around tariffs and tax cuts, which could drive up

debt and inflation. While in the UK, there are concerns that the country's finances

are not under control. How this unfolding situation will play out and how it could influence policy

is the focus of this week's Views Room. Welcome back to the Views Room, the weekly podcast that

invites you the listener into a lively debate with Breaking Views columnists. And podcast that invites you, the listener, into a lively debate with breaking views columnists.

And I'm your host, Amy Dunlman.

And I'm Jonathan at this is there is a line that is the 20 yield.

It keeps flirting around that 5% mark, despite the fact that we've had multiple Fed cuts.

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