Analyst: The sell-off of US Treasury bonds indicates that investors have lost confidence in common safe haven assets

According to BlockBeats, on April 9th, safe haven assets are currently performing averagely in the worst market sell-off in years. With the implementation of equivalent tariffs today, US Treasury bonds have plummeted, and the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds has reached its highest level since February of this year; Gold prices have risen within the day, but are still in a downward trend this week; Global stock markets hit a one-year low during this period; The US dollar has also weakened. Although some observers pointed out that German treasury bond and yen and other currencies may become new safe havens, they also face risks in liquidity, their own economic and monetary policy prospects. Pilar Gomez Bravo, global co chief investment officer of fixed income at MFS investment management, said: "If you want to protect your capital and get a certain return, you don't have many assets to choose from." The selling of US treasury bond bonds is the most obvious example, indicating that investors lose confidence in common safe haven assets. (Golden Ten)