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MOVE Index hits high levels that suggest yields may have peaked

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MarketWatch reports that the MOVE Index, a Treasury market “fear gauge,” has climbed to heights last seen in periods when Treasury yields were signaling that they may have peaked, at least for now.

The outlet frames the move as a reminder from the options market that higher yields do not always keep rising immediately, pointing to past episodes where yield pressures eased after the MOVE Index surged.

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