Warsh: Stronger economy, capital competition, and geopolitics push up US Treasury yields

BlockBeats news, September 17: Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh stated that the current rise in U.S. Treasury yields is mainly due to three reasons: first, the strong performance of the U.S. economy; second, intensified capital competition, with the significant growth in corporate capital expenditure (Capex) being a real trend; third, geopolitical factors.

Warsh stated that the financing needs brought about by economic growth, competition for capital, and geopolitical changes have jointly pushed up bond yields.