Although the U.S. December PPI increase was lower than expected, inflation anxiety still looms over the market. On Tuesday, the U.S. 30-Year Treasury Bonds Yield reached a new high above 5%. The U.S. bonds failed to maintain the gains triggered by the PPI. The 30-Year yield surpassed 5% for the second time since last Friday, while the 10-Year yield rose to 4.81%, both hitting the highest levels since November 2023. Concerns about stubborn inflation possibly prompting the Federal Reserve to halt interest rate cuts have led to a sustained rise in U.S. bond yields in recent weeks, with short-term bond yields recovering the ground lost after the PPI announcement and remaining roughly flat compared to the previous day.
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美国30年期国债收益率重回5%上方 PPI数据未能缓和通胀焦虑
U.S. 30-Year Treasury Bonds Yield has returned to above 5%, and PPI data has failed to alleviate inflation concerns.
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