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Thirty-year Treasuries near 5.3%, a level unseen since 2007, are tightening conditions without help from the Fed. People who sat beside Kevin Warsh say he will notice and not react.
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A record long-bond yield in the US and decade-high yields in Germany and France are the week's real story. Mortgages moved first; AI capex plans are next in line for scrutiny.
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The 10-year sits at 4.696% and the 30-year at 5.284%, both through the markers the Treasury Secretary was defending. The long end is pricing credibility, not the next rate decision.
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The average that capped the 2022 bear market is overhead again near $63.2k, and this week's Fed minutes and Japan data decide whether the level holds any authority.
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Odds on a September Fed hold went from near coin-toss to about 67% in four weeks, and the dollar index slid to 99.5. Any plan carrying a July FX assumption is now stale.
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The FOMC held at 3.50%-3.75%, but a quarter of the voting committee wanted 25 basis points immediately. Portfolios still built around the December 2025 cut are on the wrong side of that argument.
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BMO's Jennifer Lee expects no easing until late 2027, a timeline that would carry Kevin Warsh's first 17 months as Fed chair without a single cut.
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Home Depot, Target and Walmart report on consecutive mornings into a thin data calendar. Their guidance, not the macro releases, is where tariff pass-through shows up first.
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