The U.S. Treasury bond market finished one of its worst weeks in decades on Friday after a chaotic series of days that saw President Trump announce a pause on his widest ranging tariffs yet.

The most attention-grabbing statistic was with the 30-year bond yield, the amount that purchasers make for the bond they bought. The yield saw its largest one-week increase of any point since 1982, finishing the week at 4.87 percent after having peaked just above 5 percent earlier Friday.

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