US yields head for largest weekly rally since Trump's 'liberation day'
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US government bond yields rose sharply this week on expectations of higher interest rates, challenging the perception of US assets as a safe haven. The move suggests growing investor concern about fiscal sustainability and inflation, potentially leading to a reassessment of US debt. The trend, if sustained, could have global implications for funding costs and risk appetite.
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US Treasury yields are experiencing their largest weekly surge since April 2025, driven by confirmed higher-than-expected inflation and hawkish Federal Reserve commentary. This reverses prior expectations of easing monetary policy and challenges the perception of US assets as a safe haven, with medium confidence in sustained fiscal sustainability concerns. The specific catalyst for the April 2025 yield rally is unclear across all sources.
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