Treasury Bond Yields Don’t Lie: But Wars Don’t Drive Them

Published on March 17, 2026

This past weekend, Adam Taggart and I discussed what happens to Treasury bond yields when the United States enters a military conflict. The conventional wisdom is reflexive and tidy.

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