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Higher interest rates start to look like the new normal

Higher interest rates start to look like the new normalThe U.S. government paid its highest rate on 30-year Treasury bonds since 2001. Inflation and debt fears linger, but stocks and spending are going strong.Listen to this article00:0000:00Consumer spending has held up despite consistently elevated inflation.Maria Korneeva / Getty ImagesAug. 13, 2026, 4:49 PM EDTBy Steve…

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Higher interest rates start to look like the new normal

The U.S. government paid its highest rate on 30-year Treasury bonds since 2001. Inflation and debt fears linger, but stocks and spending are going strong.

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Consumer spending has held up despite consistently elevated inflation.Maria Korneeva / Getty Images
By Steve Kopack

The U.S. government on Thursday sold debt at its highest interest rate in 25 years, reflecting worries about inflation, global debt and the borrowing spree that’s funding the buildout of AI data centers.

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Jason Arday, ex-Cambridge professor accused of plagiarism, found dead week after resigning

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Jason Arday, ex-Cambridge professor accused of plagiarism, found dead week after resigningArday, 41, became the youngest Black professor at Cambridge when he was appointed to professor of sociology of education in 2023. Listen to this article with a free profile00:0000:00Professor Jason Arday in London in 2023.Ken McKay / ITV via ShutterstockAug. 14, 2026, 4:28 PM…

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