TREE NEWS reports: Billionaire investor Ray Dalio warned the selloff in US Treasuries is far from over, saying demand from some of the world’s largest traditional buyers is weakening as government and corporate debt issuance surges. The Bridgewater founder said the US is entering a phase in which expanding bond supply pushes yields higher and debt levels rise further, a cycle likely to run until higher rates pressure the economy and markets enough to rebalance supply and demand. “The road to a Treasury bear market may be long,” Dalio wrote.
Dalio Warns US Treasury Bear Market May Be Long
Dalio's argument is structural rather than cyclical: the buyers who historically absorbed Treasuries are stepping back just as issuance expands, so the adjustment falls to price via higher yields rather than to a new source of demand. That matters because Treasuries anchor global collateral and pricing, so a prolonged repricing transmits into every dollar-funded market, including crypto and tokenized RWA yields. The open question is whether the rebalancing arrives through rate pressure on the economy, as Dalio frames it, or through some other buyer stepping in first.
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