Treasury Yields Climb Amid Mixed Federal Reserve Signals
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Treasury bond yields rose after the Fed's quarter-point rate cut, with Powell indicating the Fed is not in a rush to further loosen policy, reflecting a cautious approach amid a weakening housing and labor market and inflation still above target.
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