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Treasuries fell amid a broad selloff of US assets as uncertainty over President Donald Trump's tariff policy continued to swirl at the start of a busy week for data on the health of the world's largest economy. Longer bond maturities led the drop, driving the yield on 10-year debt up four basis points to 4.44%.

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Treasuries Fall as Tariff Uncertainty Clouds Outlook Before Data

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