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Central bank verbal signals deflate borrowing costs long before formal policy shifts.
Verbal guidance and policy hints from key monetary governors can immediately reverse bond market routs and reprice rate expectations before any official voting occurs.
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The Economy
10-Year Touches 5.225% — Highest Since 2007 — as AI Borrowing Outbids the Treasury; Stocks Shrug Anyway It highlights how Governor Waller's verbal cues successfully lowered bond yields and relieved market fears prior to any official FOMC voting.
The Economy
December Hike Unanimous in Reuters Poll (100/100) as Economists Say Skip October — "Treading Water" Criticism, Peak Seen at 4.00–4.25%, PCE Not Back at 2% Until 2028 Official words alone unwound most of a hot-CPI hawkish repricing overnight, before any policy vote occurred.
The Economy
Soft Jobs Can't Buy a Bond Rally: 10Y Dips to 5.17% Post-Payrolls, Closes at 5.29% (+6bp) — Fresh Multi-Decade Highs A single dovish sentence from one governor instantly reversed a rout that had pushed the 10-year to a 24-year high, repricing rate expectations before any FOMC vote.