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Investors expect the Fed to cut rates on Wednesday and keep cutting in 2026, but bond yields are hinting at deeper uncertainty ahead for markets.
Yields on a Bloomberg gauge of long-dated government bonds have returned to 16-year highs, with money market bets underscoring that sentiment. Traders are now pricing virtually no more rate cuts from the European Central Bank, while betting on an all-but-certain hike this month in Japan and two quarter-point increases next year in Australia.
U.K. bond yields and the pound fell after weaker-than-forecast inflation data that made the Bank of England look all but certain to cut interest rates tomorrow. Britain's a
Although the Fed has less influence over the long end of the yield curve, maturities tend to move in line with Fed’s dovish policy pivots, albeit slowly and unevenly. Is this time different?
The bond market has accelerated meaningfully, with 2025 described as a strong year for issuances. Industry expectations suggest the market could double as we go ahead into 2026, creating more opportunities across both traditional bonds and corporate NCDs.
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