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First reported by The Hill (Center); 5 outlets over 29h.
The Hill · +2h CNBC · +12h Semafor · +25h RealClearPolitics · +29h The Epoch Times
The US-hosted G20 meeting, beset by trade and diplomatic squabbles, wrapped up after failing to ease investors’ concerns over a global bond market sell-off.
Read at semafor.com →Turbulence in the bond markets, fueled primarily by rising anxiety about government debt, is creating one more headwind for President Trump and the GOP as they move toward challenging midterm elections. Bond yields ticked up again on Tuesday, with the yield on the U.S.
Watch at youtube.com →The bond market is in a sell-off with government debt and deficits rising, and interest rates and inflation spooking investors. But income is still critical.
Read at cnbc.com →The Bond Market Tells the Truth theepochtimes.com
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