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Yields on the longest-dated US Treasury bonds rose to their highest level in more than two decades amid a global bond selloff. The move reflects persistent inflation concerns and investor anxiety over expanding government debt burdens, raising borrowing costs and potentially pressuring rate-sensitive assets.
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