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A 5% Yield on Five-Year U.S. Treasurys Seen Attractive for Long-Term Buyers

Publié par The Wall Street Journal · États-Unis il y a 9 h

Given past experience, current bond spreads aren’t close to a level where the ECB will intervene to contain the selloff in French bonds, said Macquarie.

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A 5% Yield on Five-Year U.S. Treasurys Seen Attractive for Long-Term Buyers

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