NEW YORK: The steep decline in US Treasury yields since the start of November continued last Friday with those on the benchmark 10-year note briefly falling to the lowest level in two months before inching higher.
Yields have nosedived since touching 16-year highs in late October following a string of economic data that suggests inflation is cooling, boosting market expectations that the US Federal Reserve is done with its rate hiking cycle.
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