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It would take a double-digit 10-year yield to break this market | Market Hang
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The 10-year Treasury yield reached 5%, its highest level since 2007, prompting debate over the implications for equities. Talley Léger of The Wealth Consulting Group argues that strong corporate earnings can withstand current yields and contends that market-bubble concerns are overstated, suggesting double-digit yields would be needed to materially break the market.
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