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US Treasury Yield Hits 4.943% as Bond Selloff Intensifies

The 10-year US Treasury yield climbed to 4.943% on September 10, approaching the 5% threshold for the first time since October 2023, while the 30-year yield touched 5.37%, a level not seen since 2001. The selloff was driven by oil prices surging above $100 per barrel with Brent crude
LucasBennett·09-13 21:43
US Treasury Yield Hits 4.943% as Bond Selloff Intensifies

U.S. Gasoline Prices Expected to Stay Above $4 Per Gallon

According to Bloomberg, U.S. gasoline prices are expected to remain above $4 per gallon, with the national average having reached $4.15 on Labor Day. The persistence of high gas prices reflects ongoing supply constraints and upward pressures on the broader energy
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GateNews·09-13 21:42
U.S. Gasoline Prices Expected to Stay Above $4 Per Gallon

Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady This Week

The Federal Reserve announced no interest rate hike this week, according to CryptoTwitter commentator Ran Neuner. Neuner's statement also referenced the Clarity Act, which is expected to pass, though no specific vote date was provided. The announcement comes amid mixed signals in the broader
LucasBennett·09-13 18:43
Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady This Week

White House's Hassett: Trump Would Respect Fed Independence on Rate Hikes

White House National Economic Council Chair Kevin Hassett stated on May 13 (local time) that President Donald Trump would '100% respect the independence' of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh even if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates. Speaking in a CNN interview, Hassett confirmed Trump would accept a ra
LucasBennett·09-13 17:38
White House's Hassett: Trump Would Respect Fed Independence on Rate Hikes