U.S. Treasury yields moved higher Wednesday as investors awaited further economic data amid growing fears of a recession.
U.S. government debt mostly rallied on Tuesday, sending 2- and 10-year yields lower on the day, after data showed consumer confidence slid in March. The 2-year yield fell 3.2 basis points to 4.002%.
As recession signals flash across traditional markets, crypto faces rising volatility—but not necessarily a crash.
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