Yields Rise as Fed-Hike Bets Resurface Ahead of Inflation Data
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U.S. stocks were on track for a fourth day of declines as longer-dated Treasuries rose and oil surged, with traders pricing in a higher-for-longer Fed stance and about a 62% chance of a rate hike next week ahead of inflation data; the 2-year yield climbed to around 4.53% and the 10-year to about 4.91%, while Brent crude traded above $105 amid Iran-U.S. tensions and tech shares weighed on markets.
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