What Bessent is now saying after bond yields didn't stop rising on ‘I am the house' remark

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Treasury Secretary Bessent's walk-back of his 'I am the house' comment suggests a reduced ability to suppress bond yields, increasing the risk of volatility. This is marginally negative for the broader financial sector as it signals a loss of perceived control over the Treasury market.

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What Bessent is now saying after bond yields didn't stop rising on ‘I am the house' remark

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