U.S. Treasury Yields Fall Again Amid Renewed Hopes of Fed Rate Cuts
U.S. Treasury yields extended Monday's falls, with 10-year yields at their lowest in more than two months, as investors put more bets on Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts this year, said Deutsche Bank Research's Jim Reid in a note.
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