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Treasury yields were broadly lower Tuesday morning as traders assessed developments in Israel’s war on Hamas and market-implied chances of no further rate hikes this year by the Federal Reserve.
Yields were already sharply lower during the European morning, with Treasury set to auction a total of $224 billion worth of 4-, 8- and 17-week securities later today. As of the New York session, the 10-year rate fell 8.7 basis points to 4.696% from Friday’s closing level. The 30-year rate was off by 5.3 basis points at 4.888% and the 2-year rate was down 8.6 basis points at 4.991%, each relative to Friday’s closing levels.
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