A key Fed watcher is signaling a less dovish path for rate cuts (100bps vs 150bps previously) due to firm labor and inflation data, which implies higher rates for longer and is bearish for long-duration bonds.
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Feb 19, 17:44
"Miran suggests that if he had to submit a rate projection for 2026 on current data, he would pencil in 100 bps in cuts this year, instead of the 150 bps he submitted at the December forecast round."
February 19, 2026 at 17:44