QUICK SPARK: 30-Year Treasury Yields Top 5.6%, Hitting 24-Year Highs
The 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.63%, a 24-year high, despite cooler PCE inflation, as the Treasury plans a $6 billion long-bond buyback.
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Why It Matters
Long-term government bonds are paying more interest than they have in 24 years. When bond payments go up, it can mean the money market is shifting, so watch how stocks and savings react.
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