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Yields Rise Ahead of Powell's Final Fed Meeting
business27 days ago

Yields Rise Ahead of Powell's Final Fed Meeting

U.S. Treasury yields moved higher ahead of the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting, with the 10-year around 4.39% and the 2-year about 3.88%, as markets expect the Fed to hold rates at 3.50%-3.75% and consider Powell’s potential final chairmanship. Investors also awaited March PCE data after stronger durable-goods orders, and watched the Warsh nomination progress for the Fed's next leader, amid ongoing inflation concerns and a resilient labor market.

via CNBC|
#bond-markets#business#federal-reserve
Near-term inflation bets spike to four-year high as oil shock widens
markets2 months ago

Near-term inflation bets spike to four-year high as oil shock widens

One-year breakeven inflation jumped to 4.62%—the highest since June 2022—while the two-year rose to 3.18% and the five-year to 2.58%, as Middle East tensions push near-term inflation expectations higher and crude oil stays around $100 a barrel. The move signals persistent inflation concerns that could complicate Federal Reserve policy and weigh on retirees and markets.

via MarketWatch|
#bond-markets#breakeven-inflation-rate#federal-reserve
Greenland Tariffs Trigger Sharp Treasury Selloff and Inflation Fears
markets4 months ago

Greenland Tariffs Trigger Sharp Treasury Selloff and Inflation Fears

Trump’s plan to levy 10% tariffs on eight European countries tied to Greenland spooked markets, sparking a broad selloff in long‑dated U.S. Treasuries as yields jumped—the 10‑year to about 4.31% and the 30‑year to around 4.92%—the day’s biggest moves in months and signaling worries about inflation, growth, and potential central‑bank easing amid geopolitically charged risk.

via MarketWatch|
#bond-markets#greenland#inflation-expectations
Markets Hold Breath as Trump Greenland Threat Tests Bond Markets
markets4 months ago

Markets Hold Breath as Trump Greenland Threat Tests Bond Markets

Investors are weighing whether President Trump will pivot away from his Greenland acquisition plan toward easing affordability ahead of midterm elections, even as Tuesday’s market rout pushed the 10-year Treasury yield up about 6.4 basis points to 4.294% and the dollar lower. A Danish pension fund’s plan to trim Treasuries highlighted anxiety about higher borrowing costs, while analysts say an off-ramp could emerge if tariff threats ease or diplomacy improves.

via MarketWatch|
#bond-markets#greenland#markets
PIMCO pivots from US assets amid Trump unpredictability
business4 months ago

PIMCO pivots from US assets amid Trump unpredictability

A top bond investor, PIMCO, said it will diversify away from US assets for a multiyear period because of Donald Trump’s unpredictability, a move Citi says could weigh on US stocks and the dollar in a so-called Sell America trade. The digest also touches on broader geopolitical and economic shifts, including a US–Taiwan trade deal aimed at boosting semiconductor manufacturing and other international developments.

via Semafor|
#bond-markets#business#diversification
Global Growth and Economic Outlook Predictions for 2026
finance4 months ago

Global Growth and Economic Outlook Predictions for 2026

Investors may be underestimating the potential for stronger global economic growth in 2026, driven by pent-up demand and increased policy support, which could lead to higher inflation and pose risks to bond markets. Strategists suggest a shift towards cyclical stocks and caution against bonds unless yields are attractive, as higher growth may reignite inflation concerns and impact monetary policy.

via Barron's|
#bond-markets#finance#global-economy
The Fed's 'Third Mandate': A New Focus on Long-Term Interest Rate Control
economy8 months ago

The Fed's 'Third Mandate': A New Focus on Long-Term Interest Rate Control

The article discusses how recent comments by Fed officials, particularly Stephen Miran, suggest a potential shift in the Federal Reserve's focus towards actively managing long-term interest rates, beyond its traditional dual mandate of price stability and maximum employment, which could lead to more interventionist policies like quantitative easing or yield curve control.

via Axios|
#bond-markets#economy#federal-reserve