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Experts suggest that while the initial spike in U.S. Treasury yields and market volatility could be significant, these are likely temporary. Once a resolution seems imminent, markets tend to stabilize, and yield curves may return to normal. Fitch's decision to place the U.S. credit rating on negative watch underscores the potential for downgrades, adding to market jitters. However, the overall expectation remains that the crisis, if resolved promptly, will not cause long-term damage.