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U.S. 30-Year Treasury Yield Hits 2002 Levels
U.S. 30-year Treasury bond yields have experienced a continuous increase for the sixth consecutive week, surpassing 5.59% and reaching their highest level since 2002. This rise is driven by rising energy prices and inflation pressures, leading to a broad sell-off in global debt markets. This trend reflects ongoing concerns over escalating government debt and a robust economic activity, along with the impact of rising oil prices on inflation expectations and monetary policy. Additionally, bond prices continued to decline during September and October due to increased supply, expanded spending, and capital flows, especially in the technology and artificial intelligence sectors.
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