Fed Eases, Long-Term Rates Surge: What’s Behind the Unlikely Twist in the Market?

The Federal Reserve may have started easing interest rates, but the bond market is reacting in an unexpected way. Despite a 50 basis point rate cut in September, 2024, long-term Treasury yields have spiked—especially the 5-year note, which has jumped over 80 basis points. Why is this happening, and what does it mean for investors, the economy, and the future of interest rates?

In our full report, we break down the latest market moves, explore the underlying causes of the yield curve inversion, and analyze what it could mean for the broader financial landscape. Don’t miss out on these insights—read the full analysis to stay ahead of the curve.

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Source: Sterling Capital, 2024

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