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What history says about longer-term bond yields after the first Fed hike
Source: marketwatch.com
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The article argues that if the Federal Reserve raises policy rates to curb a rapid increase in longer-term Treasury yields, historical precedent suggests the strategy is unlikely to succeed. The analysis highlights a potential limitation of further Fed tightening in controlling the long end of the yield curve.
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