30-year yields hit 19-year highs amid Fed doubts
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SYDNEY: Yields on the US long bond hovered near 19-year highs in Asia on Thursday as markets questioned the Federal Reserve's resolve towards controlling inflation, leaving investors seeking more insurance against inflation risks.
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Yields on 30-year bonds were at 5.2039 per cent, having hit their highest since mid-2007 at 5.2273 per cent late in New York trading.
The sudden sell-off came after the Fed left rates unchanged at Wednesday's policy meeting, even as three members of the Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted for an immediate hike.
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