Treasury and dollar slides reignite 'Sell America' fears. But there's still a buying opportunity in one corner of US debt.

30-year US Treasury yields recently climbed above 5%, a show of weaker demand.

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• Treasurys are widely considered risk-free assets, but recent market patterns show investors are getting jittery.
• Long-dated Treasury yields breached 5% recently, indicating weaker demand and investor hesitation.
• Analysts suggest gold and short-term Treasurys as safer options amid economic uncertainty.

Treasurys have been under scrutiny amid President Donald Trump's trade policies...