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The slight decrease in the Fed's balance sheet was due to a decline in loans to foreign central banks. Reserves in U.S. commercial banks, meanwhile, have increased.
Interestingly, the rise in Treasury yields reflects an increase in the amount of risk that investors are assigning to Treasuries and other sovereign debts, particularly in Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, and Spain.
Bond expert Tony Crescenzi explains seven issues affecting the Treasury market, including foreign investment, the corporate bond market, bond futures, and more.
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