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Podcasts put the sell-off down to several forces at once. Bloomberg Daybreak tied it to surging oil prices, bets on further Fed hikes and concern over government debt, with the 10-year yield at 5.23% in the biggest Treasury sell-off since the April 2025 tariff rollout ¹. On Marketplace, FHN Financial's chief economist said traders' main worries are inflation, excessive government spending and debt, so investors expect rates to keep rising; the average 30-year mortgage was 7.61% ². PBS News Hour added a new borrower to the supply story: hyperscalers issuing long-dated debt where the Treasury used to have little competition ³. Not everyone is alarmed. Wolfe Research's Stephanie Roth called it a possible new normal, with a 10-year near 5% in line with nominal growth ⁴, and an Odd Lots guest argued most of the rise since 2020 reflects bonds becoming riskier, while long-term inflation expectations stayed stable ⁵.