What's Next for Bonds?
Summary
WSJ’s What’s News covers a volatile week in bond markets, with yields hitting multi-decade highs due to deficits and AI borrowing. The episode also discusses the White House considering private cyber firms to fight foreign criminals, Hyundai’s historic strike, and AI disrupting book publishing. Additionally, it details the Education Department’s move to strip the ABA’s law school accreditation authority.
Topics discussed
Intro: Viking ad and top headlines preview
Bond market volatility and rising yields explained
Global markets: Hyundai strike, Japan inflation, Ross Stores
Preview: Private cyber force and AI in publishing
Trump admin targets ABA law school accreditation
White House proposes private cyber force against criminals
AI chaos in book publishing and authorship concerns
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