Bond Yields Ease on Peace Hopes Amid Iran Tensions
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Treasury yields declined across the curve after the Memorial Day break as markets priced in potential Middle East peace talks despite fresh U.S. strikes on Iran. The 10-year yield fell to 4.485%, the 2-year to 4.057%, and the 30-year to 5.009%, with investors eyeing April’s PCE inflation data and Fed signals later this week.
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- Bond Markets Are Reluctant Participants as Peace Hopes Fuel Stocks and Oil Prices Barron's
- Bond yields are tumbling on hopes that the US and Iran could soon strike a peace deal Business Insider
- Treasury Yields Fall to Kick Off the Week TradingView
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