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The CEO of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organizations has warned that Trump’s real problem is quickly becoming the bond market.
Warning from Nigel Green
Deavere GroupIt comes as investors dump government debt, oil prices rise, and Treasury yields climb to levels that begin to threaten the stock market rally that Donald Trump has championed during both of his presidencies.
The benchmark US 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.631%, its highest level since February 2025. The 30-year Treasury yield briefly rose to 5.16%, near a three-year high, while the two-year yield climbed above 4.1%.
Brent crude rose above $110 a barrel as the conflict with Iran escalated and military escalation around the Strait of Hormuz led to a sharp revaluation in energy markets. About 20% of global oil supply passes through the corridor.
Nigel Green says markets are beginning to link geopolitics, inflation and bond yields directly to equity risk.
“Trump has always understood the political power of rising stock markets. Strong equities predict confidence, momentum and economic success.”
“But the bond markets are beginning to dominate the stock market story.
“This is a real risk now.”
DeVere’s chief executive noted that investors spent much of the past year assuming that inflation was slowing, rate cuts were coming, and AI-driven growth would continue to lift equities higher regardless of the macro backdrop.
“That confidence is now crumbling. Oil prices are rising sharply again, and inflation expectations are rising.”
“Bond investors are demanding more compensation for holding long-term government debt.
“Markets are beginning to set prices in a structurally hyperinflationary world.”
“For years investors had little choice in stocks as sovereign yields were artificially suppressed and cash generated from almost nothing.
“That environment supported excessive valuations in technology and development assets.
“Investors can now earn more than 5% in long-term treasuries with less risk than many sectors of the stock market, which are currently priced to perfection.
“This leads to changes in asset allocation globally.”
He warned that the AI and tech rally masked growing weakness beneath broader markets.
“A relatively small number of mega-cap companies have lifted US equities higher while the breadth of the underlying market has weakened.
“High bond yields expose that vulnerability very quickly because expensive growth stocks rely heavily on cheap capital and assumptions about future earnings.
“The higher the yields get, the more difficult it becomes to maintain those valuations.”
Nigel Green says the White House is now caught between two extremely inconvenient outcomes on Iran.
“If Trump moves aggressively, the market fears a deep oil shock that would push inflation and bond yields even higher.
“If Washington backs down, investors will face a prolonged regional conflict that could keep energy prices higher for months.
“Neither outcome is particularly helpful for equities.”
He says the bigger issue has now moved beyond the Federal Reserve to sovereign debt.
“This is becoming a credit credibility story as well as an inflation story.
“The US is running huge deficits while refinancing costs are rising rapidly.
“Japan’s 30-year government bond yield rose above 4.2% for the first time on record as Tokyo prepares additional borrowing tied to wartime fiscal pressures.
“Governments around the developed world are trying to meet massive spending commitments in an environment of structurally high inflation.
“Bond markets are demanding a very high price for that risk.”
The CEO says the markets are entering a completely different regime than investors have been used to since 2008.
“For over 15 years, markets have operated on cheap money, pent-up volatility and endless liquidity.
“In that era almost every major asset class rose simultaneously.
“Now bond markets are beginning to erode the sentiments that supported the entire post-crisis market rally.”
“Trump still wants investors to focus on stocks.
“But bond investors are again dictating the direction of global markets.”
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