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Muni Bond Yields Climb to Highest Since April 2025 Tariff Rout

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 10 September 2026, 17:51 UTC By Martin Z. Braun 1 min read
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Municipal bond yields jumped to the highest since April 2025, as rising Treasury rates and heavy new issue supply pressure the market.

Municipal bond yields jumped to the highest since April 2025, as rising Treasury rates and heavy new issue supply pressure the market.
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