Looking ahead, the bond market may continue to face pressure. According to a Goldman Sachs report, the current rise in U.S. Treasury yields reflects market concerns about U.S. fiscal and inflation risks. If economic data continues to underperform, the bond market could face further selling pressure. At the same time, the negative correlation between the U.S. stock market and the bond market has increased, which could mean more downside risk for the stock market in the future. Given the uncertainty in economic growth, investors should remain vigilant about future bond market trends. With high market uncertainty, continued declines in the bond market, and an unclear stock market outlook, investors should exercise caution, particularly considering the interrelationship between the bond and stock markets. Investment decisions need to be made more carefully. Investors should monitor the trajectory of the U.S. and global economies, assess potential risks with caution, and adjust asset allocations to prepare for potential market volatility in the future.