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US 10-year borrowing costs fell to 5.02% even as auction demand weakened, @USTreasury data show. The next $25B 30-year sale tests demand again. Higher yields could tighten…

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Published: 2026-11-12 11:02 UTC
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US 10-year borrowing costs fell to 5.02% even as auction demand weakened, @USTreasury data show. The next $25B 30-year sale tests demand again. Higher yields could tighten financing for $BTC investor…

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