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🎬 Chart of the Day: Why Warsh Can't Control Long-Term Rates
The ten-year Treasury just crossed 5% for the first time since 2023, and the last time yields sat here, it was 2007. Sean Hagan walks Grace Remington through the yield curve on the eve of the FOMC decision, explaining why this is a fiscal dominance story rather than a pure inflation story. He breaks down the 30-year plateau, the August Treasury buyback that only bought two days of relief, and what break-evens say about the energy shock. The takeaway: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh controls the front end ...

➤ The 10-year Treasury yield has surpassed 5%, a level not seen since 2007, signaling a critical point in the bond market.
➤ The analysis suggests this rise is driven by fiscal dominance and national debt refinancing needs, rather than solely inflation, complicating the Federal Reserve's upcoming FOMC decision.
➤ The Federal Reserve Chair's control over the short end of the yield curve is highlighted as insufficient to address the pain points observed in the longer-term rates, creating a challenging policy environment.

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