The yield on 30-year US government debt is hovering around 5% after breaking above that key level earlier in the week for the first time since July. The move signals continued pressure in the world’s largest bond market and reinforces a cautious rate backdrop for fixed income investors.
The yield on 30-year US government debt is hovering around 5% after breaking above that key level earlier in the week for the first time since July. The move signals continued pressure in the world’s largest bond market and reinforces a cautious rate backdrop for fixed income investors.
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mildly negative
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