Treasury Yields Drop as Israel-Hamas Conflict Stokes Safety Demand
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U.S. Treasury yields fell on Tuesday as investors sought safe havens amid Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Concerns about implications of the conflict led investors toward Treasurys, seen as safer investments.
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Odds of a Fed rate hike in November falling according to CME FedWatch tool.
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Fed officials hinted at outlook for interest rates in comments on Monday.
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IMF raised 2023 U.S. growth forecast to 2.1% on Tuesday, citing consumer resilience and business investment.