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Treasury yields rise again as inflation fears lift global borrowing costs

Yields climbed for a second straight session, with investors pointing to inflation worries driving a broader sell-off in bonds worldwide.

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CNBC Markets reports that U.S. Treasury yields rose again on Wednesday as inflation fears pushed borrowing costs higher across global bond markets.

According to CNBC World, the move reflects a continued sell-off in bonds, with investors repricing the outlook for rates as inflation concerns intensify.

Treasury yield gains come as markets track how persistent inflation could influence the path of future interest rates, even as the selling pressure extends beyond U.S. debt.

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