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08:23
Oct 29
Oct 29
Bloomberg Markets
Fed may hike more than markets price.
The Fed's statement implies policy will tighten more than markets are pricing because activity, productivity, capital spending and consumer spending remain robust. He expects a hot PCE print could force traders to unwind the recent front-end yield rally, pointing to higher US front-end Treasury yields.
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17:32
Oct 02
Oct 02
CNBC
2-year yield overrun, will settle lower.
Amy agrees with Jim that the 2-year Treasury yield has overrun itself. She notes the 2-year is signaling multiple rate hikes and higher inflation, but as core inflation comes down, she expects the 2-year yield to settle toward the fed funds rate rather than the 10-year. She also believes the Fed is on hold through at least December.
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17:32
Oct 02
Oct 02
CNBC
2-year yield ahead of itself, will fall.
Jim Cramer thinks the 2-year Treasury yield is way ahead of itself. The 2-year is pricing in about four rate hikes and higher inflation, but as core inflation continues to come down, he expects the 2-year yield to settle in more towards the fed funds rate than the 10-year. He explicitly calls this his call.
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About US2Y Investor Commentary
Across the available history and selected sources, Buzzberg tracks US2Y (US 2-Year Treasury Yield) across 11 sources: 18 bullish vs 7 bearish calls from 29 authors. Historical directional balance: 31% = 100 × (bullish − bearish) / all deduplicated idea records, including other directions. This is neither a probability of a price rise nor the share of bullish authors. 36 total trade ideas tracked. Past 7 days, before deduplication: 1 bullish. Latest voices: Ven Ram, Amy, Jim Cramer.