NEW YORK: After a tumultuous week of big yield swings and heightened volatility in the US Treasury

It also sent Treasury yields jumping, as traders built up bets the Fed may have to apply the brakes

It also sent Treasury yields jumping, as traders built up bets the Fed may have to apply the brakes

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This is despite the yields rebounding from a low of 1.18% to 1.34% on 25 August.... While the data

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1.1% and the Nasdaq composite gained 1.3%. Bond yields rose, lifting the 10-year Treasury yield to the