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Long-End US Yield Hits One-Month Low as AI Fears Fuel Haven Bid

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 22 October 2026, 03:46 UTC By Liau Y-Sing 1 min read
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Long-End US Yield Hits One-Month Low as AI Fears Fuel Haven Bid Treasuries climbed across the curve Thursday, pushing long-end yields to the lowest in a month, as renewed doubts about the durability of the artificial intelligence trade drove investors toward havens. US government bond yields fell at least three basis points as Asian equities retreated after earnings from megacap companies failed to ease jitters about stretched AI valuations. The 30-year yield dropped three basis points to...

Long-End US Yield Hits One-Month Low as AI Fears Fuel Haven Bid Treasuries climbed across the curve Thursday, pushing long-end yields to the lowest in a month, as renewed doubts about the durability of the artificial intelligence trade drove investors toward havens. US government bond yields fell at least three basis points as Asian equities retreated after earnings from megacap companies failed to ease jitters about stretched AI valuations. The 30-year yield dropped three basis points to 5.38%, its lowest since Sept. 23.
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