"Market Watch: Bond Traders Brace for 4.5% Yields Amid Rising Treasury Rates"
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Bond traders are hoping for signs that the Federal Reserve is gaining control over inflation, as the strong US economy has pushed Treasury yields to their highest levels since late November. Investors are scaling back bets on interest-rate cuts, anticipating cautious policymaking, and the market took another hit after unexpectedly strong US payroll data in March.
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