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LONDON: Short-dated US Treasury yields on Monday rose to their highest level in almost a decade as safe-haven bond markets succumbed to selling pressure on hopes that a US-led strike on Syria would not escalate into a broader conflict.
The two-year US Treasury yield climbed to 2.386 percent in early European trade, its highest level since August 2008.
That pushed the gap over German two-year bond yields to 296 basis points, the widest since 1989.
Ten-year US Treasury yields meanwhile rose to 2.86 percent , its highest in over three weeks.
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