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Markets Push Fed Rate-Cut Expectations to Mid-2028

Original: Markets Push Fed Rate-Cut Expectations to Mid-2028 as Oil and Bond Yields Rise

Financial markets have shifted their expectations for the US Federal Reserve's next rate cut back to mid-2028, as rising oil prices and climbing bond yields signal persistent inflation pressures. Traders are pricing in a longer period of elevated interest rates, a change that could weigh on stocks, mortgages and borrowing costs worldwide if the repricing continues.

Why now: Rising oil prices and bond yields are forcing traders to rethink how long the Fed will keep rates high, with direct implications for borrowing costs and asset prices.

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• Markets Push Fed Rate-Cut Expectations to Mid-2028 as Oil and Bond Yields Rise · mezha.net

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