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Treasuries Gain as Oil Drop Eases Pressure on Inflation, Bessent
Source: Bloomberg
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Treasuries rose as a decline in crude oil eased inflation fears, helping to partially offset pressure from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent amid a months-long selloff. The selloff had pushed the longest-dated yields to their highest level in almost two decades, but oil’s move improved the near-term rate outlook. Overall, the tape shifted mildly risk-on for duration as inflation concerns cooled.
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