Another worrying sign came today when U.S. Treasuries started to sell off again. They are typically seen as the safest corner of the market — and it was a rapid rise in the yield on crucial 10-year Treasuries that caused Trump to back down yesterday from the latest rollout of tariffs. Here’s what happened behind the scenes.

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