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US Treasury Yields Hit 32-Year High as Allies Sell
Original: U.S. Treasury Yields Surge to 32-Year High as Allies Turn Net Sellers
US Treasury yields have surged to their highest level in 32 years, with the shift driven by foreign allies becoming net sellers of US government debt rather than net buyers. The move, reported by South Korean media, has drawn attention as a sign of weakening demand for Treasuries abroad, raising questions about US borrowing costs, the dollar's standing, and pressure on global financial markets.
Why now: The 32-year high in yields, driven by traditional US allies selling Treasuries, marks a major shift in global bond markets.
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