Treasury Yields Steady Amid Fed Rate Decision Anticipation
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The 10-year Treasury yield rose above 4.3% as investors anticipate the Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting, where a quarter-point interest rate cut is expected. This increase follows higher-than-expected wholesale price inflation and a rise in jobless claims, which suggest a potentially weaker economy. The 2-year Treasury yield also increased, reflecting market adjustments ahead of the Fed's decision.
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