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U.S. bond yields climb on inflation concerns
U.S. government bond yields continued to rise, reaching their highest levels in nearly three years, driven by concerns over rising inflation and increasing debt levels. This has led to higher borrowing costs for the government at both the domestic and global levels. The yield on the ten-year Treasury bond reached 4.814%, marking the highest point since November 2023, as investors responded to the need for greater risk premiums on medium- to long-term debt. Markets are now eyeing the upcoming U.S. employment data, while closely monitoring Treasury yields, which have shown notable increases, especially the 30-year bond yield, approaching 5.285%.
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