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US bonds
News updates related to US bonds.
US bond yields surge due to the Iran conflict, with public debt interest rates expected to rise by billions of dollars.
The yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds has reached 4.58%, its highest level since January 2025. This situation could cost the US government an additional $30 billion in interest payments on public debt this year...
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US 30-year Treasury yields hit 5.12% amid a global sell-off.
Global bond markets experienced significant volatility as yields in the UK and Japan hit record highs. Oil prices surged to $109 per barrel, raising the likelihood of a Fed interest rate hike to 50%.
Silver prices fell sharply today, March 22nd, to $69.63 per ounce under pressure from rising US bond yields.
Domestic and international silver prices weakened simultaneously on March 22nd. In the international market, the precious metal lost more than $4 per ounce as US bond yields rose.
China recommends that commercial banks reduce their holdings of US Treasury bonds.
Chinese financial authorities have instructed credit institutions to limit purchases and gradually reduce their holdings of US government bonds in order to diversify market risks.
China unexpectedly sold off more than $3 trillion worth of US bonds.
China unexpectedly sold off more than $3 trillion worth of US bonds, coinciding with the US government shutdown, a move that immediately sent shockwaves through international markets.
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