U.S. 30-Year Treasury Yields Surge to 19-Year High
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The 30-year Treasury yield reached 5.31%, its highest level since 2004, driven by concerns over rising U.S. debt, heavy corporate borrowing, and persistent inflation. The move comes despite softer inflation data and could push up borrowing costs for mortgages and businesses across the economy. Traders awaited the latest FOMC minutes for further guidance.
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US 30-YEAR TREASURY YIELDS REACH 5.29%, HIGHEST SINCE 2007
THE 🇺🇸 30-YEAR TREASURY YIELD JUST HIT 5.29% THIS IS THE HIGHEST SINC...
30-year Treasury yield tops 5.31%, the highest in 19 years Treasury yi...
30-year Treasury yield tops 5.31%, the highest in 19 years Treasury yi...
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