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Economist Sounds Alarm on US Bond Market, Foreseeing Unprecedented Mortgage Rates Since 2000 and Escalating Banking Turmoil

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The US bond market is on the verge of a meltdown that will send government debt costs spiraling and wreck the loan portfolios of vulnerable banks, according to one expert.

Peter Schiff, CEO and chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management, warned of a crash in Treasuries after benchmark 10-year yields jumped above the key 4% level on Thursday, fueling a selloff in US equities. Bond yields move inversely to prices.

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