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Treasury yields rise amid questions on Fed's ability to cut rates in September
Treasurys sold off slightly in Monday morning trading, but held on to the bulk of Friday's rally, as strategists raised questions about whether a September interest-rate cut from the Federal Reserve can actually happen.
The Federal Reserve is expected to begin lowering interest rates next month, and that should boost the consumer economy.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted interest rate cuts could be coming soon in a speech on Friday, a move that could affect everyone from global markets to individual Americans.
The average rate on 30-year fixed home loans registered at 6.58% for the week ending Aug. 21, same as last week.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled on Friday that interest rates would be lowered at some point soon, rallying ...
Ed Yardeni, Yardeni Research president, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the latest market trends, the Fed's inflation fight, ...
Texas manufacturers continue to express frustration over the Trump administration’s volatile tariff playbook and the impact ...
President Donald Trump has for months sought interest-rate cuts in spite of tariff-driven inflation, only to be met with ...
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