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Treasury yields fall as dollar slips on Middle East easing

Yields and the dollar moved lower alongside a decline in oil prices after reports of a pause in strikes on Iran.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Government Bonds

WSJ Markets reports that U.S. Treasury yields declined while the dollar also fell as investors responded to an easing in Middle East tensions.

The move came after Trump paused strikes on Iran, a shift that pushed oil prices lower, reinforcing the broader risk and rate sentiment shift in markets.

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WSJ MarketsU.S. Treasury Yields, Dollar Fall Amid Military De-escalation, Oil-Price Decline

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