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U.S. Treasury yields on government bonds rose to 5.2%, according to the Hebrew article

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  1. U.S. Treasury yields on government bonds rose to 5.2%, according to the Hebrew article.

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    “תשואה של 5.2% באג"ח הממשלתיות”

    Machine translation: Yield of 5.2% on government bonds

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  2. US Treasury yields rose to historic highs, according to the market preview.

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    “תשואות האג"ח בארה"ב מזנקות לשיאים היסטוריים”

    Machine translation: US Treasury yields are soaring to historic highs

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