On April 11, 2025, global bond funds experienced their biggest weekly outflow in more than five years during the week ending April 9. Investors withdrew from traditional safe bonds due to concerns about the recession and heightened trade tension. Investors made a net withdrawal of US$25.71 billion from global bond funds during the week, the largest weekly outflow since April 1, 2020, according to LSEG Lipper data. US Treasury bonds have suffered a severe setback this week, and yields have risen sharply. US 10-year Treasury yields rose about 45.5 basis points to 4.45% this week, the biggest weekly increase since November 2001. Analysts believe that the sell-off in US Treasury bonds marks a shift in global confidence, and that geopolitical tension and doubts about US financial dominance are putting pressure on treasury bonds.

On April 11, 2025, global bond funds experienced their biggest weekly outflow in more than five years during the week ending April 9. Investors withdrew from traditional safe bonds due to concerns about the recession and heightened trade tension. Investors made a net withdrawal of US$25.71 billion from global bond funds during the week, the largest weekly outflow since April 1, 2020, according to LSEG Lipper data. US Treasury bonds have suffered a severe setback this week, and yields have risen sharply. US 10-year Treasury yields rose about 45.5 basis points to 4.45% this week, the biggest weekly increase since November 2001. Analysts believe that the sell-off in US Treasury bonds marks a shift in global confidence, and that geopolitical tension and doubts about US financial dominance are putting pressure on treasury bonds.