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The billionaire hedge fund manager delivered a startling message.

Long-dated U.S. Treasury bonds are suffering their biggest weekly slump since 1982.

The largest U.S. bank sees the potential for big credit and loan losses over the coming year.

Treasury bond markets will in focus Friday as 10-year yields rise past 4.4%.

President Trump's new tariff regime will start working its way into U.S. inflation readings over the coming months.

The President's tariff reversal followed the biggest bond market sell-off, which needed Fed intervention, in five years.

The S&P 500 remains 3.8% lower than its April 2 'Liberation Day' close, and is down more than 7% for the year.

The S&P 500 gained 9.5% on April 9.

Treasury bonds are suffering some of the steepest near-term losses in five years.

The S&P 500 has fallen more than 12.1% since President Trump's tariff announcement last week.