The 10-year Treasury yield has risen to 4.04%, up from 3.65% prior to the Fed’s rate cut announcement, while the SOFR index has fallen below 5.00% for the first time since May. It is important to note that Treasury yields reflect investor sentiment about the long-term direction of interest rates, typically over the next 5-10 years. Long-term fixed rates do not move in direct correlation with short-term floating rates. When the Federal Reserve announced a 50 basis point cut, Treasury yields rose because the cut had already been priced into the market. Investors then shifted their focus to the potential for future inflation, interpreting the cut as a possible driver of rising prices. Treasury markets are now highly data-dependent, especially during periods of rate volatility. Yields will continue to react to key economic indicators, particularly reports on inflation (PCE, CPI) and employment (Payrolls, Unemployment). Q4 is here. Less than three months remaining... what else does 2024 have in store?
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