tags. We'll translate the content inside and keep the tags.
Also the meta description: "The 30-year Treasury yield hit its highest since 2007, signaling tighter policy, higher borrowing costs, and a shift away from gold." -> "Die Rendite der 30-jährigen US-Staatsanleihe erreichte den höchsten Stand seit 2007, was auf eine straffere Politik, höhere Kreditkosten und eine Abkehr von Gold hindeutet."
We'll put it in JSON format.
Now, ensure we use proper German terminology. For "yield" we use "Rendite". For "Treasury" we use "US-Staatsanleihe" or "Treasury" but we'll use "US-Staatsanleihe" for clarity. For "Federal Reserve" we keep "Federal Reserve" or "US-Notenbank"? The instruction says keep proper nouns in original form, but "Federal Reserve" is a proper noun, so we keep it. Also "Fed" is used later, we can keep "Fed" or translate to "Notenbank"? Since it's a common term, we can use "die Fed" in German, but the instruction says keep proper nouns, so we can keep "Fed" as well. We'll use "Fed" as it's understood.
We'll also translate "30-year" as "30-jährige" or "30-jährigen" depending on context.
Let's craft the JSON.
We need to output exactly with the keys: title, content, meta.description.
We'll use double quotes for JSON.
Now, let's assemble the content string with the article tags. We'll preserve the structure
