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How and why can the bond market set interest rates (cost of borrowing) in the wider economy?

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How and why can the bond market set interest rates (cost of borrowing) in the wider economy?

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the bond market does not set other interest rates in the economy but rather demand and supply of that debt security; bond market is the most liquid debt market compared to other debt securities because it has lower risk compared to equity; u can use demand and supply of loanable fund framework to determine y and how interest moves in the economy;

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