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In this deep dive, Zaid breaks down the surge in Treasury yields, the Treasury Secretary's failed attempt to stop it, and the three forces driving borrowing costs higher: inflation, a $40 trillion national debt, and Big Tech's AI borrowing boom. Then he shares his take on what the 5% world means for stocks, housing, and the next decade of investing.
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