Federal Rate Cut Sparks Rise in Long-Term Treasury Yields
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Despite the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut, long-term Treasury yields, including those on mortgages, increased due to bond investors selling long-term bonds, signaling concerns about inflation and the economy, which could impact borrowing costs and the housing market.
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