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Treasury Yields Slipping Following Fed

Yields on longer-term U.S. debt–the most watched part of the Treasury market–fell slightly after the Federal Open Market Committee decided to hold rates steady. 10-year yields, at 4.345%, moved down from 4.35%. 30-year rates, at 4.893%, also slipped from 4.897%. Lower yields mean bonds in existing portfolios have risen Still, these are small moves and

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