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Japan yields surge and US 2-year hits one-month high

Japan's 10-year yield rose 7 bps to 2.860% and the US 2-year hit 4.8920%, while Fed's Williams said efforts to push prices lower risk disruption.

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What we know

Market news accounts report Japan's 10-year yield up 7 bps to 2.860% and the 5-year to 2.265%. The US two-year reached 4.8920%, its highest in a month. Fed's Williams said trying to push overall prices lower risks economic disruptions.

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