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• UK 30-year gilt yield reached 6% for the first time since 1998; US 10-year Treasury yield hit its highest since 2002.
• Global bonds experienced their worst quarter since 2024, fueled by higher oil prices, AI spending, and sticky inflation.
• Jim Bianco, President & Macro Strategist at Bianco Research, turned bullish on US Treasuries, arguing current yields are returning to historically normal levels.
• Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned of potential financial market shocks from the AI boom, urging preparedness.
• Netflix's co-CEO Ted Sarandos discussed the effectiveness of live events for sign-ups, retention, and advertising, despite not contributing significantly to overall watching hours.

The video discusses a global bond sell-off with UK 30-year yields reaching 6% and US 10-year yields hitting their highest since 2002, driven by persistent inflation and increased spending on AI. While one expert suggests current bond yields are returning to normal and present a buying opportunity, concerns about financial market shocks from the AI boom and geopolitical tensions are highlighted.