Bond yields are falling as inflation pops. The Fed’s tough talk under Warsh is helping.
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Kevin Warsh, the new Federal Reserve chair, is helping coax Treasury yields lower by talking tough on inflation.
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Economists surveyed by Bloomberg raised their forecasts for US core inflation and job creation, pushing back expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut until mid-2027. pic.twitter.com/GMRWchrwNY
— Houstonomics (@Houstonomics) June 26, 2026
📈 U.S. Inflation Stays High; Fed Seen Tight for Longer
— xChief - Global (@xChief_Global) June 26, 2026
🟠U.S. inflation expectations have risen, with core PCE now projected around 3.2% and headline inflation near 3.5%.
🟠Alongside strong jobs data, this keeps the Federal Reserve on a tighter policy path and pushes… pic.twitter.com/qbT04YTRXt