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Bond investors eye fixed income as Treasury yields rise

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MarketWatch reports that as U.S. Treasury yields rise, financial planners are seeing more interest in bonds from investors seeking fixed income.

The outlet says the demand is particularly tied to retirement planning, where investors aim to secure steady returns on cash holdings.

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