US Treasury yields may remain high as inflation, rising bond supply and changing investor demand make it harder to reduce long-term borrowing costs.
Higher
long-end Treasury yields are unlikely to retreat anytime soon,
and a host of intertwined supply and demand factors will likely
hamstring U.S. policymakers seeking to cap borrowing costs.That is because the renewed surge in rates reflects
immediate concerns about the inflation picture in the U.S.,
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