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Business Brief: Following the yields
Source: The Globe and Mail
Geopolitics & WarEnergy Markets & PricesInterest Rates & Yields
U.S. and Iran renewed hostilities, pushing higher oil prices and lifting U.S. government bond yields. While the yield move reflects an inflation/energy risk impulse, the broader backdrop remains complicated by uncertainty over how the conflict evolves and concerns tied to American debt dynamics.
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