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Fed Watch: Holding the Line

For wealth professionals focused on rates and bond portfolios, the item ties a Fed policy decision to the outlook for December and to the debate over longer-dated Treasury yields.

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Summary

By the markets & outlook desk

This WisdomTree video covers the Fed’s decision to hold rates steady at the October FOMC meeting, while noting that a December increase remains in play if growth stays solid and inflation remains above target. On the Basis Points podcast, Kevin Flanagan explains the case for a deliberate, data-dependent approach, what recent comments from the Fed’s “Big Three” suggest, and why the latest Treasury rally may not change the forces behind higher longer-dated yields.

  1. The Fed held rates steady at the October FOMC meeting.
  2. Another increase in December remains in play if growth stays solid and inflation remains above target.
  3. Kevin Flanagan discusses why policymakers may take a deliberate, data-dependent approach.
  4. The latest Treasury rally may not change the forces behind higher longer-dated yields.

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