Warsh's Quiet Fed confronts a bond-market blowout as yields spike
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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s data-driven, less-guided approach is colliding with a sharp bond-market selloff, as U.S. yields jump to multi-year highs on inflation fears tied to oil and Iran. Two-year yields around 4.37%, 10-year ~4.71%, and 30-year ~5.19%; markets price a higher Fed peak (about 4.23% next June) and a greater chance of further hikes, underscoring volatility as investors reassess policy guidance amid geopolitical and fiscal concerns.
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