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Tracked since Sep 17, 2026 — 1 daily snapshot so far. The card below is built from what we track and refreshes nightly.
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Most-reacted post we have seen: The Fed Decides at 2pm. Your Bonds Already Voted. — 1 reactions on Sep 16, 2026.
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- The Fed Decides at 2pm. Your Bonds Already Voted.
Good morning from the coast. Today decides three months of guessing. At 2pm Eastern, the Federal Reserve announces its first rate hike in three years. CME FedWatch puts the odds at 93%. Wall Street stopped debating whether weeks ago. Now it argues about what Chair Kevin Warsh says next. Three markets moved overnight, and each one is telling you something different. Bonds pulled back this morning. That is the tell. The 10-year Treasury touched 5.04% on Tuesday. Highest print since 2007. This morning it sits at 4.97%, easing slightly as traders lock in the hike and turn their attention to the…
- The Bond Market Just Hit a 19-Year High. Your 401K Felt It.
Good morning from the coast. Three things are happening simultaneously this morning. The 10-year Treasury yield crossed 5% for the first time since 2007. Brent crude is trading above $107. And the Federal Reserve is sitting down for its two-day meeting — with 92% of futures traders betting on a rate hike tomorrow. Your bonds are losing value in real time. The bond market broke a 19-year record this morning 10-Year Treasury Yield — highest since July 2007. Source: US Treasury / Bloomberg / Trading Economics. The 10-year hit 5.041% today, the highest since July 2007. Mortgage rates price off…
- Two Central Banks. One Week. Here Is What It Means For Your Retirement
Good morning from the coast. The water is calm here today. The markets are anything but. This week, two of the most powerful central banks in the world meet to decide the price of money. And both decisions will land directly in your 401K — whether you are watching or not. PART 1: THE YEN WAKES UP The Japanese yen has quietly staged one of its sharpest rallies in years. The USD/JPY pair peaked at 163.97 in late July. Today it sits at roughly 153.50. That is a move of over 10 full points in less than two months. Speculators have turned net long on the yen for the first time since February. That…
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