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As 5% Treasury yields lose shock value, investors start worrying about 6%
Source: The Globe and Mail
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The benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yield is approaching 5%, a level long viewed as a potential trigger for global-market turbulence. The article argues that 5% is increasingly being treated as a waypoint rather than a ceiling, signaling persistent upward pressure on yields and growing risks for financial assets.
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