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U.S. inflation-adjusted 30-year yields top 3.07 percent, Liz Thomas notes

U.S. inflation-adjusted 30-year yields top 3.07 percent, Liz Thomas notes
U.S. real 30-year yields hit 2002 high

Liz Thomas highlights that real, inflation-adjusted yields on 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds are now over 3.07 percent, reaching their highest level since 2002 and the 2008 financial meltdown.

This reflects a significant move in long-term interest rates adjusted for inflation.

Thomas has recently reported on the S&P 500 reaching a new intraday high after rebounding from a key retracement level in July's trading. She has also discussed increased market risk, citing Nomura's TACO indicator peaking at its highest level since late March in a separate note on market risks. These observations come as long-term Treasury yields climb to multi-year highs.

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