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Treasury Yield Surge Pushes Spreads Versus Asia Near Extremes
Source: Bloomberg
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Surging U.S. Treasury yields have widened yield differentials with emerging Asian bonds toward record levels, increasing the relative appeal of U.S. assets. Strategists warn the gap could trigger capital outflows from the region, pressuring Asian bond markets and potentially local currencies.
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