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Treasury yields above 5% stoke fears of a debt spiral

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CNBC Markets highlights that Treasury yields above 5% are fueling concerns that higher U.S. borrowing costs could trigger a debt spiral.

The outlet notes that while the move has raised alarm about debt sustainability, it is not being framed as a certain U.S. fiscal collapse in the near term.

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