US bond market in 'K-shaped' steepening due to fiscal concerns and Fed credibility

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The US bond market is experiencing a 'K-shaped' steepening, characterized by falling two-year yields and rising three-year yields since the July FOMC meeting. This trend is driven by reduced Fed credibility, massive hyper-scale debt issuance, increasing interest burden, and declining tax revenues.