Bond Market Bets on More Fed Hikes as Short-Term Yields Near 4%
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The six-month Treasury yield rose to about 4% as the bond market prices in multiple Fed rate hikes, with 1- and 2-year yields climbing and banks offering brokered CDs above 4% to attract deposits, signaling higher funding costs and tighter policy ahead.
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