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Government bond reporter at Dow Jones Newswires/The Wall Street Journal; Covering European bond auctions, syndications. Often other, non-bond stuff, too.
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Global bond yields turn lower

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By Emese Bartha Verified, Paulo Trevisani Verified
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Global bond yields turn lower

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By Emese Bartha Verified, Paulo Trevisani Verified
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The global bond selloff took a breather Thursday and borrowing costs fell to just below multidecade highs, amid bets that U.S. interest rates may not rise as fast as previously thought. The 10-year Treasury yield slipped to 5.213% after reaching a 24-year high of 5.338% overnight. The two-year yield declined to 4.765% from 4.856%. Fresh data indicated that the economy remains hot but isn't accelerating too much. That looked enough to trigger bond buying in a market that might have been oversold.
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US Treasurys stabilize near multiyear highs, European bond yields turn lower

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By Emese Bartha Verified
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Yields on U.S. Treasurys turned slightly lower in European midday trade but continued to hover near 24-year highs, while European government bond yields followed suit as investors took a breather in the bond market rout. U.S. Treasury yields have been swinging between relief and fresh highs since Wednesday's lower-than-expected U.S. PCE inflation data for August and an upward revision to second-quarter GDP data that underpinned the resilience of the U.S. economy.
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