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Yields sit near two-decade highs; the Fed is widely expected to hold in October after September's hike.
  • The 10-year Treasury at 5.1% (Oct 15) touched its highest since 2002 recently; the 30-year fell 17 basis points this week on safety flows from tech.
  • The Fed hiked a quarter point in September to 3.75-4%; after Chair Warsh declined to signal October, market odds of a hike fell below 15%.
  • The Fed's September projections put its rate at 4.1% through 2027; the 2-year Treasury at 4.8% (Oct 15) prices much the same path, plus some premium.
  • Credit stress (high-yield spread) widened 53 basis points over the month to 3.2% (Oct 15), still under the 3.5% calm line, as AI borrowers' bonds sold off.