U.S. Treasury Yields Climb Near 5% Amid Market Turmoil
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US Treasury yields rose near 5% amid a global bond slump, driven by weak US manufacturing data and heavy corporate debt issuance, with market expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts influencing long-term interest rates. The month of September historically sees poor performance for long bonds, and traders are closely watching upcoming employment data to gauge future policy moves.
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