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Bond yields rise as easing bank tensions reduce haven demand

Por: MarketWatch Business March 27, 2023

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Treasury yields had fallen back of late after the failure of three U.S. banks, alongside the rescue-takeover of Credit Suisse , raised fears the sector’s travails would damage economic activity and encourage the Federal Reserve to begin cutting interest rates sooner than previously thought. Markets are pricing in a 69% probability that the Fed will leave interest rates at a range of 4.75% to 5.0% after its meeting on May 3rd, according to the... + full article



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