The U.S. bond market is facing significant turbulence, driven by fears that confidence in the American economy is waning. Recent sell-offs have resulted in soaring yields, with the 10-year Treasury yield exceeding 4.5%, marking one of the worst weeks for bond traders in decades. Investors, concerned about the implications of President Trump’s tariff policies, are pulling back on U.S. government bonds, highlighting a troubling shift in trust. This decline in bond demand is compounded by worsening liquidity conditions in the $29 trillion Treasury market, signaling potential risks for the broader economy. Analysts suggest that the repercussions of this turmoil could impact not only Wall Street but also international perceptions of U.S. financial stability.