Institutions: long-term U.S. interest rates may still rise
BlockBeats News, January 16, SEI analyst Jim Smigiel said there are too many potential risks that could cause U.S. inflation to accelerate again and keep interest rates high for longer. That means U.S. Treasury yields could rise further. The bond market seems to share our concerns, with long-term U.S. Treasury yields having risen about 90 basis points since the Federal Reserve's surprise 50 basis point rate cut in mid-September 2024,” the chief investment officer said in a report. Money markets now expect the Fed to cut rates by 37 basis points this year, according to LSEG. Expectations for a rate cut have risen from about 25 basis points ahead of Wednesday's U.S. inflation data. (GOLDEN TEN)
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