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3.713 +0.071    +1.96%
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Type:  Bond
Group:  Government
Market:  United States
  • Prev. Close: 3.642
  • Day's Range: 3.634 - 3.721
U.S. 10Y 3.713 +0.071 +1.96%

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kiven Geldon
kiven Geldon 2 hours ago
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Inverse action. Yields up as big money drives prices down to accumulate more for less.
The NOC
The NOC 2 hours ago
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And there's the 50bps cut. Rates will trend down from here quickly
River Sun
River Sun 2 hours ago
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bond yield system broken? how come this isn’t falling yet after .50% interest rate cut
Bill Jones
Bill Jones 1 hour ago
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priced in
Marty Summers
Marty Summers 3 hours ago
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why is the 10 year rising when there is a -.50 cut? huh
William Plotts
William Plotts 2 hours ago
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Good question
Frank Trade
Frank Trade 2 hours ago
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nobody believes the Fed, simple
Marty Summers
Marty Summers 58 minutes ago
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Bonds sell off when there's a -.50 cut? what world am I living in??
William Plotts
William Plotts 3 hours ago
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Yields just inverted not seem since 1929
kiven Geldon
kiven Geldon 3 hours ago
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Inverted again. Brace
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bruh 3 hours ago
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Its funny this is up
Marty Summers
Marty Summers 3 hours ago
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Manipulation at it's best
M F
M F 5 hours ago
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They'd have to drop more than 300 bps to be neutral. We have a long way to go.
Joe Lane
Joe Lane 4 hours ago
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How do you figure they need 300 bps to get to neutral. The M2 money supply increased 1.4% in the first 8 months of the year (according to the federal reserve web site). The places annual rate of M2 increase at approximately the long run potential for GDP growth indicating we are already at neutral. And of course any cuts from this point will be stimulative. We are reliving the Fed from the 70's and only about at the half way point through the decade. Stagflation is already here and I look for it to get much worse before we get a Volker to come in and force a reset.
Joe Lane
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How do you figure they need 300 bps to get to neutral? The M2 money supply increased 1.4% in the first 8 months of the year (according to the federal reserve web site). The places annual rate of M2 increase at approximately the long run potential for GDP growth indicating we are already at neutral. And of course any cuts from this point will be stimulative. We are reliving the Fed from the 70's and only about at the half way point through the decade. Stagflation is already here and I look for it to get much worse before we get a Volker to come in and force a reset.
TechTrend Trades
TechTrend Trades 3 hours ago
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Bond market is front running a 50bps cut
M F
M F 3 hours ago
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100 total bps this year 100 bps in 2025. We get to 300 bps in 2026
NOWis ALLuHAVE
NOWis ALLuHAVE 8 hours ago
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LFG JPow, flick the switch!
M F
M F 7 hours ago
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They've got to keep the plates spinning. Will drop at least 50 bps
Ciprian Gal
Ciprian Gal 22 hours ago
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check Atlanta GDP. it's crazy to have the 10 year behave like we are almost in a recession. and larger cuts, if the fed goes with 50 they will re accelerate inflation another mistake in the making.
The NOC
The NOC 11 hours ago
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The US is probably already in a recession, and I don't know why people think a rate cut will result in inflation going up, it won't, it hasn't in the past and won't happen this time either. Rate cut signals weak economy, and unemployment will go up, like it has every time the Fed cuts, that equals inflation Not going up.
Teena Marie
Teena Marie 8 hours ago
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When they stopped cutting rates in 2020, yields quietly trended higher prior to the fed finding any will to consider raising rates. I think the same will happen again.
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TechTrend Trades 3 hours ago
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Rate cuts will lead to inflation sir. Gold and Bitcoin have been signalling.
Llewellyn Kruger
Llewellyn Kruger 13 minutes ago
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When the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, it lowers the cost of borrowing for consumers and businesses. Cheaper loans encourage spending and investment, which can stimulate economic activity. As demand for goods and services increases, prices may rise due to higher consumption and investment levels. This upward pressure on prices contributes to inflation.
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NOWis ALLuHAVE Sep 17, 2024 7:09AM ET
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+25 bps - dominoes ensue (posted 9/11)
 
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