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The Bond Market Wants Lower Fed Target Rates And Inflation To Release Via Non-Core, In My View
Source: seekingalpha.com
Interest Rates & YieldsMonetary PolicyFiscal Policy & BudgetEnergy Markets & Prices
Mid-to-longer-term Treasury yields have surged since the Federal Reserve’s September 16 policy-rate decision. The author attributes some of the move to terminal-rate expectations and resilient oil prices, and argues analysts may be underestimating fiscal-monetary interaction.
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