← Atlas Theme · spans 1 topics
A credible hike, not a cut, is what brings long-term yields down.
A unanimous, credible tightening path deflates the term and inflation-risk premium, pulling the 10-year back below 5% even as odds of further hikes climb above 50%.
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The Economy
October Hike Odds Collapse to ~15% After Warsh's Bangkok Non-Signal and Jefferson/Williams "Comfortable Holding" Remarks — Goldman Calls the Pause; December Is Now the Priced Hike (64.6%) The unanimous hawkish hike and dot plot flattened the curve as investors rewarded credibility rather than punishing tightening.
The Economy
10-Year Touches 5.225% — Highest Since 2007 — as AI Borrowing Outbids the Treasury; Stocks Shrug Anyway The unanimous, credible hike — with October hike odds rising to 53.1% even as yields fell — is what deflated the term and inflation-risk premium, not any easing signal.