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Bond-market sell-off pushes yields toward financial-crisis levels

A bond-market sell-off has driven yields to levels described as comparable to those during the financial crisis. The supplied headline does not specify the affected market or the scale of the move.

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Sharp rises in borrowing costs can pressure governments, companies and financial markets.

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