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Treasury 30-Year Yield's Continuous Rise Reveals Inflation Worry

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 30 September 2026, 15:20 UTC 1 min read
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The Treasury 30-year yield hit yet another milestone, clearing 5.62% and testing the peaks last seen more than two decades ago. Jens Nordvig, founder at Exante Data, discusses this rise in bond yields and the structural pressures behind it.

The Treasury 30-year yield hit yet another milestone, clearing 5.62% and testing the peaks last seen more than two decades ago. Jens Nordvig, founder at Exante Data, discusses this rise in bond yields and the structural pressures behind it. (Source: Bloomberg)
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