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US bond yields climb as safe-haven assets decline
U.S. sovereign bond yields rose at the beginning of the week due to easing fears in the technology sector and a rebound in electronics company stocks, which reduced the attractiveness of government debt instruments as safe havens and led to a decline in demand for them. The increase in yields strengthened expectations that the Federal Reserve would keep interest rates steady at its upcoming meeting, before potentially raising them by 25 basis points in December. Political and financial concerns in Europe also contributed to higher bond yields in the UK and the eurozone, increasing global risk premiums. Specifically, the yield on two-year bonds rose to 4.774%, the 10-year bond yield increased to 5.148%, and the 30-year bonds reached 5.482%.
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