"Japan's Inflation Remains Steady, Surpassing BOJ Target for 17th Consecutive Month"

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Source: Financial Times
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US Treasury yields have risen as concerns over the Federal Reserve's monetary policy sparked a global sell-off in bond markets. Investors are worried that the Fed may raise interest rates sooner than expected, leading to a reevaluation of riskier assets. This has caused yields on US government bonds to climb, with ripple effects felt across global markets.

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