The US 30-Year Hit Its Highest Since 2007. Who Stopped Buying?

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1. 00:00America's thirty-year borrowing cost just hit it
2. 00:20Not their central banks
3. 00:32When fewer people want to lend for thirty years,

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America's thirty-year borrowing cost just hit its highest level since 2007.

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