U.S. Treasury bonds continue to plummet in a stampede-like manner. Can the Federal Reserve really turn a blind eye?

What we can see is the massive drop in U.S. Treasury bonds over the past month (with even more volatility than during the most aggressive rate hikes).

It's unclear whether Wall Street is shorting, the entire market is panic-selling due to some fear, or if the East is dumping bonds.

The truth may only be known later.

But can the U.S. really withstand such high debt pressure and continue to claim liquidity is fine under such high interest rates? (Bank of America's CEO loudly proclaimed liquidity was fine in their last earnings report.)

U.S. stocks are still holding up for now, but can they keep partying when faced with 4.8% 10-year Treasury yields and 5.2% 20-year Treasury yields?

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