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A credit scare now does the Fed's work without it lifting a finger.
Regional-bank credit stress tightens financial conditions on its own — pricing the next hike out of the curve, driving the biggest bond rally since February, and rotating capital into gold — while the central bank stands still.
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The October Hike Fades Again: Hold Priced in the Mid-80s as the Credit Scare Does the Fed's Work The regional-bank credit scare, not any policy action, converted hawks to doves and pulled the 10-year down 15bp on a flight-to-safety bid.
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The Week the Market Flinched: Zions and Western Alliance Crack, KRE Has Its Worst Day Since 2023, and Money Hides in Gold The credit crack originated in regional-bank loan books and broke the credit-sensitive sector before the index, supplying the fear that repriced policy expectations and rotated money into safety.