Global markets face volatility as US bond yields hit multi-decade highs
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Federal Reserve and global central banks
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September 25, 2026
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US 10-year Treasury yields reached a 19-year peak of 5.2251%. Rising borrowing costs and inflation fears are pressuring global equity markets. Central banks in Norway and Sweden are shifting to hawkish stances.
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