Treasury Yields Fluctuate Amid Fed Signals and Market Reactions
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US Treasury yields have experienced a turnaround, with 10-year yields dropping to 4.40% after reaching a high of 4.50%. This shift follows Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's comments indicating no rush to cut rates, contrasting with the previous 50 bps cut that raised inflation concerns. The bond market is reacting to these signals, balancing recession risks and inflation, while US equities continue to decline. The situation suggests a potential flight to safety if equity selling persists.
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