People are complaining about the Fed
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I think there's a lot of hyperbole out
there right now just given
you know, the administration, the war.
Um
we hear all the time about how, you
know, explosive this move in bond yields
has been.
If you look at the 400 days since Trump
was inaugurated,
this is the narrowest range in 10-year
yields that we've ever seen. The range
of the 10-year is 85 basis points over
the last 400 days. It's been a
remarkably narrow range. It doesn't feel
like it for some reason. Um
I just don't think this this this move
in yield is as explosive yet as it's
going to need to be if it's going to
disrupt the equity side.
>> Right.
I would just say I frankly I'm just
shocked at the whining about forward
guidance and the Fed. And
>> people complaining about it.
>> Yeah, and there are people that have a a
big self-interest in the Fed in the Fed
giving forward guidance. So, it's people
in the media that now going to have to
work a little harder. And it's also some
of the hedge fund community which is
saying like, "No, you know, I I want
>> I want to be spoon-fed.
>> Yeah, I want to I want a green light all
the time."
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The video discusses the current state of bond yields, arguing that despite market hyperbole, the 10-year yield has actually traded in a historically narrow range. Additionally, the speakers critique the frustration expressed by media and hedge fund professionals regarding the Federal Reserve's approach to forward guidance.
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