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10-year Treasurys gain as chip selloff drives demand

The benchmark 10-year Treasury is drawing investors as chip stocks sharply unwind, reinforcing market focus on potential Fed rate hikes.

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MarketWatch says the benchmark 10-year Treasury is increasingly being treated as a safety play amid a sharp unwind in chip stocks.

According to the outlet, the shift in demand for Treasurys is being interpreted as a new signal tied to expectations around potential Fed rate hikes.

The move highlights how investors are rotating toward Treasurys during sector volatility, with the 10-year yield acting as a key barometer for rate sentiment.

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