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US 30-YEAR YIELD HITS 2007 HIGH ON INFLATION FEARS US 30-year Treasury yields climbed to 5.18%, their highest level since 2007, as inflatio…

US 30-YEAR YIELD HITS 2007 HIGH ON INFLATION FEARS US 30-year Treasury yields climbed to 5.18%, their highest level since 2007, as inflation concerns drive a broad global bond selloff. The rise reflects investor demand for higher compensation amid worries over rising energy costs, large fiscal deficits, and weak prospects for fiscal reform. Market pricing is shifting toward a “higher-for-longer” or even potential rate hike scenario, replacing earlier expectations of Fed rate cuts. Analysts warn the move could signal a structural repricing in long-dated debt, with spillovers into global markets and upward pressure on mortgage and corporate borrowing costs.
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