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The uptrend in the stock markets continues, although Treasury yields have consistently exceeded the 5% threshold since July / Photo: X/NYSE
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Will Stocks Withstand the Surge in Treasury Yields? 3 Questions About the Debt Crisis
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Brent at $92 and rising government bond yields weighed on U.S. stocks. The Nasdaq 100 lost more than 1%
Brent is holding above $91 per barrel, while WTI is trading around $87, once again linking geopolitics to inflation and interest rate risks / Photo: Zbynek Burival / unsplash
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Morning in New York: Oil and Interest Rates Are Once Again Putting Pressure on High-Priced Tech Stocks
Global bond yields have returned to their highest level in nearly two decades / Photo: Mehaniq / Shutterstock.com
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A sell-off in global government bonds has pushed yields back to their highest level since 2008
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Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds have returned to their January 2025 highs
Citrini expects yields on 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds to fall / Photo: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com
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Citrini, the author of high-profile forecasts, saw a “regime change” in the policies of the Fed and the Treasury Department
PCE growth slowed, posting its smallest increase in four months / Photo: The Athenian / Shutterstock
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The Fed's preferred measure of inflation came in slightly above expectations. What happens next?
Four former executives at Gazprombank Luxembourg may have made €9 million from transactions involving Gazproms foreign-currency bonds, the Financial Times has learned / Photo: snig/Shutterstock.com
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Four Russian bankers may have made millions off EU sanctions — FT
Stanley Druckenmiller / Photo: YouTube/Norges Bank Investment Management
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Druckenmiller called the buying of long-term U.S. bonds a mistake that undermines confidence in the market
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent Did Not Reveal New Measures to Support the Debt Market / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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The Ministry of Finance did not make any new promises to the market regarding the buyback of government debt. Will its $1 trillion in reserves help?
Exchange-traded funds that invest in gold increased their holdings by more than 28 metric tons over the past week / Photo: qohhar15/Shutterstock.com
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There are no "bears" left on Wall Street: gold has hit a high not seen in more than a quarter
Technology corporations are competing with the government for investors money, raising massive amounts of capital to build data centers for AI. Photo: Shutterstock.com/Bird stocker TH
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A Blow to the Dollar: Why the U.S. Effort to Support the Government Bond Market Failed to Convince Investors
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