30-year Treasury yield is above 5% again — that’s usually a bad sign for stocks - MarketWatch
1. U.S. government debt selloff raises 30-year bond yield above 5%. 2. Higher yield typically signals negative outlook for equities. 3. DJIA fell by over 300 points, reflecting investor concerns. 4. Moody's downgrade of U.S. debt adds to market uncertainty. 5. Uncertainty surrounds the upcoming 20-year Treasury bond auction.