10-year Treasury yield climbs back to 5% after Fed hikes rates, Warsh highlights inflation risks
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The 10-year Treasury note yield moved above the key 5% mark after a Federal Reserve rate increase and comments from Chairman Kevin Warsh highlighting persistent inflation risks.
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What happened
The 10-year Treasury note yield moved above the key 5% mark after a Federal Reserve rate increase and comments from Chairman Kevin Warsh highlighting persistent inflation risks.
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