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30-year Treasury yield tops 5.33%, new 19-year high on inflation, spending concerns
Long-dated fixed income hit their highest level in almost two decades amid a worsening U.S. fiscal situation and persistently higher inflation.
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The 30‑year Treasury yield rose above 5.33%, reaching its highest level in 19 years as long‑dated fixed‑income rates climb to near‑two‑decade highs. The increase is linked to a deteriorating U.S. fiscal outlook and persistently elevated inflation, prompting concerns over government spending.
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