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Aging Americans Linked to Greater U.S. Corporate Bond Demand
The demographic shift is consistent with demand growth, while rising Treasury yields pressure bond prices and raise borrowing costs for companies.

The aging U.S. population is consistent with increased interest in corporate bonds.
Rising Treasury yields generally pressure bond prices and increase borrowing costs for companies. Higher corporate yields are making fixed-income investments more appealing to retirees.
Federal Reserve policy and economic data may influence Treasury yields and broader bond-market conditions.