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U.S. Treasury yields rise again after debt-buyback plan

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U.S. bond yields moved higher again shortly after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent unveiled a debt-buyback plan aimed at calming markets, according to MarketWatch.

The outlet said the effort appears to be short-circuited, with yields surging despite the proposal.

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MarketWatchU.S. bond yields are already surging again a day after Bessent’s debt-buyback plan

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