The war with Iran has stoked volatility in US government bond yields and interest rate expectations while boosting concerns about inflation.
On March 23, the 2-year US Treasury bond yield, which closely tracks Federal Reserve monetary policy and expected interest rate moves, spiked and then fell amid changing political commentary ...[end of article preview]
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