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Fed Split Vote Ignites Market Rout and Yield Surge

Day’s Recap

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The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, but longer-term Treasury yields rose sharply afterward. Investors are questioning whether Chairman Warsh will respond forcefully enough to persistent inflation risks.

10:24 AMCNBC

Investors took the Federal Reserve's divided decision as a sign that an interest-rate hike is likely in the future. The market is therefore reassessing asset prices around a potentially tighter policy path.

7:36 PMCNBC

The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, as markets expected. The meeting produced several signals about inflation, policy timing, and the risks shaping the Fed's next decisions.

6:54 PMCNBC

Jeffrey Gundlach said divergent moves across the Treasury yield curve show that investors doubt the Fed will ultimately deliver on its inflation response. The bond market is signaling pressure for the central bank to act more decisively.

6:20 PMCNBC

Major equity indexes suffered their worst performance on a Federal Reserve decision day since December 2024, while the 30-year Treasury yield surged.

5:56 PMMarketWatch

The 30-year Treasury yield reached its highest level since 2007 during Kevin Warsh's press conference, signaling a sharp rise in long-term borrowing costs.

5:43 PMMarketWatch

Other Developments

A curated list of other prominent stories from this day.

Australia and New Zealand are expected to move to next-day settlement for stock trades by 2030, after the necessary clearing and settlement infrastructure is upgraded.

11:49 PMBloomberg Markets

Ken Wong of Eastspring Investments says the selloff in AI related equities is creating opportunities beyond the largest technology names. He points to electronic component companies as potential beneficiaries.

11:48 PMBloomberg Markets

Foreign investors may reduce their selling of Malaysian government debt as relatively sound public finances and easing inflation improve the market's outlook. Expectations for fiscal stability and interest rates are supporting the case for a slower withdrawal.

11:21 PMBloomberg Markets

Tigress Financial’s chief investment officer says investors should view declines in major technology stocks, including Meta and Microsoft, as potential buying opportunities after recent earnings reports.

10:33 PMBloomberg Markets

Historical 1,000-point Dow declines have generally been followed by weakness over the next week, followed by average gains over the next month and three months.

5:43 PMCNBC

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