Why Yields Can Rise After a Rate Cut
When people say “interest rates dropped,” they usually mean central bank policy rates (like the Fed cutting rates).
But bond yields (like US10Y) are set in the open market, based on supply/demand and expectations about inflation, growth, and future rate paths.
Rate cuts can be inflationary: Lower borrowing costs can stimulate spending and growth, which raises inflation expectations → investors demand higher yields.
Market front-running: If the cut was already priced in, traders may rotate out of bonds (selling pushes prices down, yields up).
When people say “interest rates dropped,” they usually mean central bank policy rates (like the Fed cutting rates).
But bond yields (like US10Y) are set in the open market, based on supply/demand and expectations about inflation, growth, and future rate paths.
Rate cuts can be inflationary: Lower borrowing costs can stimulate spending and growth, which raises inflation expectations → investors demand higher yields.
Market front-running: If the cut was already priced in, traders may rotate out of bonds (selling pushes prices down, yields up).
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