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In a tumultuous week for bonds, rising global inflation has added to market anxieties, particularly for U.S. Treasury securities. Concerns are growing over the potential impacts of President Trump's tax plans on the economy, as the Fed warns about the possibility of heightened price increases due to import tariffs. Additionally, the bond markets faced volatility, marked by a spike in Japanese bond yields and a drop in U.S. stock futures. These developments come as the U.S. Treasury prepares to sell $16 billion in 20-year bonds amid ongoing inflation worries.
Source: YAHOO