• Anchor Capital flagged monetary policy as the main driver of US Treasury yields, citing repriced Fed expectations over fiscal-risk concerns.
• It said 2026’s 10-year yield moves tracked the market-implied long-run SOFR as markets swung from two cuts to nearly two hikes by end-August.
• The firm argued the selloff looks global, not US-specific, citing Treasuries outperforming several G7 peers while US CDS stayed range-bound.
• It attributed higher yields to a rising term premium as quantitative tightening unwinds QE-era distortions, with the US 10-year term premium near 0.8%.
• Anchor expects a weakening inflation impulse, sees the Fed falling short of priced tightening, forecasts lower Treasury yields and a softer US dollar.

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