ML-Implode News - Bond Market's Big Illusion Revealed as U.S. Yields Turn Negative

Last month, yields on U.S.Â 10-yearÂ notes turned negative for Japanese buyers who pay to eliminate currency fluctuations from their returns, something that hasn't happened since the financial crisis. It's even worse for euro-based investors, who are locking in sub-zero returns on Treasuries for the first time in history.
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That quirk means the longstanding notion of the U.S. as a respite from negative yields in Japan and Europe is little more than an illusion. With everyone from Jeffrey Gundlach to Bill Gross warning of a bubble in bonds, it could ultimately upend the record foreign demand for Treasuries, which has underpinned their seemingly unstoppable gains in recent years.
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The fact that yields on 10-year Treasuries are still way higher than those in Japan or Germany is part of the reason foreigners are having such a hard time actually profiting from the difference. Negative interest rates outside the U.S. have caused a surge in demand for dollars and dollar assets, pushing up the cost to get into and out of the greenback at the same exchange rate to levels rarely seen in the past.

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Bond Market's Big Illusion Revealed as U.S. Yields Turn Negative