Bond Yields Rise Despite Treasury Buyback Plans
Long term Treasury yields rose back toward recent highs as markets questioned the impact of planned debt buybacks. Meanwhile, oil prices climbed amid escalating tensions with Iran and broader inflation concerns.
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Thirty-year U.S. Treasury yields climbed back to 5.25% on Friday morning after a government debt-buying intervention failed to hold. The reversal erased gains from a recent Treasury plan aimed at capping long-term borrowing costs. Yields are now testing levels that could provoke further market intervention from Washington.
