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United States 10-Year Bond Yield

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4.629
-0.020(-0.43%)
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United States 10-Year Discussions

I would say this is high relatively and now the real problem which is asset prices need to come down or this goes higher is what Powell is saying. Everybody knows plenty of stocks are overvalued at least temporarily so the fed doesn't want to support that thinking.
Lower high is developing...
This chart says 5 to me
Or 7
Picked up some 5 yr tips at auction today.
Yesterday was wrong. It must go up!!
Philly Fed data wayy offf. Home Depot has check-out lines that are starting to get busy... Economy starting to heat up
5% soon
so much demand for treasuries at these rates. core PCE will come in line or lower next week (due to paid prices numbers were lower two weeks ago).
I think you're right but look at 3-month yields at 5.25% or whatever. Everybody has money in cds with those rates. Otherwise, longer duration bonds might be a lot higher.
banks have started to drop 50-75 bps already from their offerings on CDs going forward.
So much demand but the yields still going up
Just keep rates as is. Everybody is winning.
printing more paper than the world wants to absorb
i always assume the jobs data is good so i won't hold this for now.
Why is it Red?
nothing goes up or down in a straight line, mate
5.3 👌
An asset manager for JPM said that the recent inflation would go back to normal and that there were not signs of overheated inflation from demand. He explained oil could spike but ultimately would not go much higher. Oil is already at a high level.
agree
Powell said, at the last meeting, that its most likely rates would not go higher.
they will not
He also said inflation would be transitory.
😂
no close above 4.7?? this is not as strong as I thought. should be 4.8 after Powell
this was already priced in by the swaps. the market leads the fed not the other way around. nothing new here, watch the indicators
Oh baby
6%
We did not need to use WW3 fiscal and monetary policy for covid. Markets were already juiced in 2019… as a realtor house prices were high then. Astounding after 5 years how high prices have gone. Invrntory remaining at record lows for 6 year. Now theyre going to cut rates at some point and home values will sly rocket again. The real estate market is undergoing an anormous paradigm shift. The have houses and the have nots.
Inflation will magically disappear and rates will crash, till after the elections that is!
5% 10% 20% 100% 500% Bingo!!
The federal reserve we'll step in and buy the debt.
I am tired from federal reserve which is not a reserve but just gang of crooks
true
but that goes for the government also and every government in history . Sadly people tolerate being made slaves by a small group of masters. The power invested in banking cartels has just made things less transparent to the people
It seems tempting to start buying
it's not a growing economy, it's stagnate, prices are growing exponentially though. that's the truth.
Powell is gonna sound like a broken record. We need more evidence, it's a bumpy road, blah blah blah. Just say cutting rates in a growing economy won't make sense. problem solved
Yes the economy isn't growing though , that's the thing . It's weak .
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