Bond yields crept up a bit today, but here's the thing—market players are still loading up bets on a December rate cut. Seems like traders aren't budging on their Fed pivot expectations despite the treasury market noise.
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StealthMoon
· 12h ago
Bond yields have risen a bit again, but traders are still firmly betting on a rate cut in December... These guys are really fearless. Even with the Fed’s indicators being so volatile, they’re still holding strong.
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just_here_for_vibes
· 12h ago
Bond yields are stirring again, but traders are still fixated on a December rate cut... These guys are really a bit stubborn—no matter how U.S. Treasuries fluctuate, nothing can shake them.
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HodlKumamon
· 13h ago
Let the data speak: Yields are surging, but the big players betting on a December rate cut are still holding firm. The statistical significance of this game actually indicates that "the market has a consensus."
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LiquidationWatcher
· 13h ago
ngl, this disconnect between yields and rate cut bets is giving me 2022 flashbacks... traders doubling down on pivot hopes while treasuries creep higher? that's when collateral ratios start getting spicy. not financial advice but... watch those positions closely, margin calls are coming if they're wrong on this one. been there, lost that before.
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Degentleman
· 13h ago
Bond yields are acting up again, but traders are still going all-in on a December rate cut. Looks like the Fed pivot is set in stone.
Bond yields crept up a bit today, but here's the thing—market players are still loading up bets on a December rate cut. Seems like traders aren't budging on their Fed pivot expectations despite the treasury market noise.