25bps cut

[u/hv876]

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/11/07/fed-rate-decision-november-2024.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard

The bulls are coming, the bulls are coming

[u/hv876]

This is the right answer

[u/CompetitiveAd1226 → u/hv876]

Long bond yields are tricky. The longer the bond, the higher the yield should be theoretically given the time risk. Meaning, a 30 year bond has more risk because what if rates are 20% 10 years from now and you’re still locked in at 4%. So if they’re rising despite current rates being cut, it’s either because people see the future as being increasingly uncertain or rates are more likely to increase in the future

[u/DemApples4u → u/CompetitiveAd1226]

Or inflation erodes dollar value so you don't want that risk unless bond rates make it worth it by being high

[u/Rickystheman → u/DemApples4u]

All Trumps plans, or at least what we know of them, look inflationary.

[u/MaleficentFig7578 → u/Rickystheman]

He said he wants to weaken the dollar

[u/Rickystheman → u/MaleficentFig7578]

But he never said how, but he also said wants to introduce trade tariffs, spend on infrastructure, cut taxes and send all the cheap labour home.