Global shares retreat as bond rout widens and dollar eases
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Global equities fell after U.S. stocks slipped on Wall Street, as a broad bond sell-off pushed yields higher (the 2-year Treasury around 4.40% and Japan’s 10-year near 3.02%). The U.S. dollar weakened to about 159.84 yen, while the euro hovered around $1.157, signaling cautious trading amid shifting rate expectations and inflation concerns.
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