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U.S. stocks rose after the government said it would buy back more longer-dated bonds, easing pressure on a market that had pushed borrowing costs to their highest levels in nearly two decades.
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The US Treasury announced on Wednesday it will at least double the size of its government debt repurchases to steady a bond market that has come under increasing inflationary pressure. The latest move from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent comes as long-term yields reached their highest level in 20 years this week, with investors concerned…
The US Treasury announced on Wednesday it will at least double the size of its government debt repurchases to steady a bond market that has come under increasing inflationary pressure. The latest move from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent comes as long-term yields reached their highest level in 20 years this week, with investors concerned…
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