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US 30-year bond sale hits highest borrowing costs since 2001
The US government sold 30-year bonds at the highest borrowing costs recorded since 2001.
Higher government borrowing costs generally signal rising interest rates across the broader economy, including for tech companies. This increases the cost of capital for software businesses, making debt more expensive and potentially depressing valuations.
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The US sold 30-year bonds at their highest borrowing cost since 2001.
Rising government bond yields often correlate with higher interest rates for corporate borrowing.
Increased borrowing costs can constrain capital availability for tech infrastructure and expansion.
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