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UK government bond yields just hit a record high in decades following a sharp sell-off in the debt market, triggering a surge in bargain-hunting by retail investors in the UK during Tuesday’s trading session.

Data from major retail platforms such as Freetrade and Hargreaves Lansdown shows that trading volumes for UK government bonds reached a new peak this year. Demand was heavily concentrated in longer maturities, such as the 2056 maturity bond with a yield of 5.375%, along with shorter-term issues maturing in 2028 and 2061, to take advantage of tax benefits and lock in attractive income levels.

This development indicates that global bond markets are still dealing with persistent, high interest rates that have remained elevated for a long time, preventing the cost of capital for major economies from cooling down. A flight-to-safety has begun to return to fixed-income assets rather than taking risks, creating significant pressure on the stock market and other risk assets.

For the crypto market, when the risk-free yield in traditional markets stays at historically high levels, idle capital from both retail and institutional investors is likely to become more defensive. $BTC and the digital asset market in general may continue to accumulate within a narrow range as fresh liquidity is diverted to the bond market.

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In the latest research report, analysts at Deutsche Bank warn that a sharp escalation in geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran is rapidly reversing global market sentiment. The risk of prolonged energy supply disruptions, especially through the Strait of Hormuz, has directly driven oil prices sharply higher, while in Asia, the yield on Japan’s 5-year government bonds has risen by 4.0 basis points to a new record level of 2.295%.

This development shows that the market is facing a double shock: surging geopolitical risk and the return of inflation fears. Elevated energy prices threaten central banks’ efforts to contain inflation, forcing investors to reprice expectations regarding the timing of tightening or the postponement of monetary easing on a broad scale.

A sell-off wave has spread across both global equities and bond markets as capital flows seek safer-haven channels. The sharp jump in bond yields reflects increased cost pressures, putting heavy strain on liquidity in financial markets and causing the USD index and the prices of essential commodities to swing violently.

For the crypto market, this negative macro pressure is significantly reducing risk appetite. Short-term capital tends to move into a defensive posture, putting $BTC and various altcoins under adjustment pressure; investors should closely monitor oil price movements and Middle East tensions before opening large positions.

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has officially spoken out to dismiss concerns about rising pressure in the U.S. government bond market. Speaking to the media, she said there is no chaos taking place and emphasized that the U.S. bond system is still operating stably, outperforming many other developed markets even though the budget deficit remains at a high level.

This reassurance comes amid persistent fluctuations in bond yields driven by geopolitical tensions with Iran and soaring energy prices, which are putting pressure on inflation. Yellen said the factors pushing interest rates are only temporary, while also defending the Treasury’s plan to increase the scale of bond buybacks by arguing that the measure does not distort the market structure as some analysts have feared.

The statement from the head of the Treasury helps ease sentiment in the public debt market, curb any sudden surge in yields, and support the USD index in maintaining its pace. With liquidity pressure from the bond market under control, large flows in global financial markets are less likely to face the risk of being abruptly withdrawn from riskier investment channels.

For the crypto market, this positive message provides the necessary breathing room for $BTC and digital assets following days of pressure from macroeconomic factors. Stability in the traditional financial system will reinforce risk appetite, helping capital flows remain in a buildup mode rather than panic-selling hedges ahead of liquidity risk.

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