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02 Sept 2026, 13:57 UTC · 2h ago
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NY Fed President John Williams states that rising long-term bond yields are driven by economic strength rather than inflation fears. — Attributing yield increases to growth rather than inflation reduces the risk of a 'inflation spiral' narrative, which is generally positive for risk appetite.
+0.40Williams indicated he is still collecting data to inform his next monetary policy decision. — Signals a 'wait-and-see' approach to rate cuts, suggesting that policy easing is not imminent or predetermined.
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