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US 30-Year Yield Hits Highest Since 2004 as Bond Selloff Deepens
Source: Bloomberg
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Yields on the longest-dated US government bonds rose to their highest level in more than two decades amid an extended bond selloff. Persistent inflation concerns and fiscal risks are pressuring Treasury prices, raising borrowing costs and potentially tightening financial conditions across markets.
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