Rising bond yields signal a return to normal interest rates and attractive fixed income opportunities

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The current rise in bond yields, especially the US 30-year bond, represents a normalization of interest rates to pre-financial crisis levels, moving away from the anomalous period of zero rates and quantitative easing. This normalization, combined with inflationary pressures from policy decisions like tariffs and geopolitical events such as the war in the Middle East driving up oil and diesel prices, makes fixed income investments particularly appealing for yield-focused investors.