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The US 10-year Treasury yield surged to 5.15%, its highest level since the Global Financial Crisis and its sharpest one-day move since April 2025. Hotter-than-expected PMI data revived expectations of further Federal Reserve tightening, pressuring bond markets and raising borrowing-cost risks across equities and credit.
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