U.S. government bond yields fell sharply in the first quarter of this year - the fall was the maximum in 40 years. The prerequisite for this was a change in investor sentiment, A precondition for that was a change in investor sentiment, which is now more wary of rising inflation. According to Bank of America strategist Ralph Axel, the wave of bond sales bonds currently being sold may come to a halt in the second trimester, as their prices are now already accounting for most of the most of the factors contributing to inflation. The U.S. economy is recovering at a fairly rapid pace, but the expert draws attention to the fact that the change in the scenario to recession, however, remains likely. Another risk, another risk that threatens the recovery of the American economy is a a possible tax hike, which is closely tied to the proposed Joe Biden's new $2 trillion infrastructure plan. $2 trillion.