I noticed an interesting movement in the bond market. The yield on 2-year U.S. bonds suddenly spiked and is now trading around 4% — the highest level since mid-2025. At the same time, long-term 30-year bonds also increased, approaching 5%. It seems investors are rethinking their portfolios in light of new market conditions. Interestingly, the yield on 2-year U.S. bonds is becoming increasingly attractive for those seeking relatively reliable instruments. Maybe it's worth looking into long-term debt instruments? The market is clearly signaling an overestimation of risks.