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US Bond Traders Await CPI, Warsh For Insight on Fed’s Rate Path

Bloomberg Markets Sunday 11 October 2026, 19:00 UTC By Michael MacKenzie 1 min read
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Bonds US Bond Traders Await CPI, Warsh For Insight on Fed’s Rate Path Bond traders are looking to the latest consumer-price inflation figures and a planned appearance by Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh for insight into how quickly the central bank will continue raising interest rates. After a sharp jump in the wake of the Fed’s unanimous rate hike last month, Treasury yields were little changed last week, hovering around a 24-year high as investors wait for new data.

Bonds US Bond Traders Await CPI, Warsh For Insight on Fed’s Rate Path Bond traders are looking to the latest consumer-price inflation figures and a planned appearance by Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh for insight into how quickly the central bank will continue raising interest rates. After a sharp jump in the wake of the Fed’s unanimous rate hike last month, Treasury yields were little changed last week, hovering around a 24-year high as investors wait for new data.
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