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Policy● Neutral for Indian equities
Fed’s Logan Says More Hikes Needed, But Bond Moves Could Help
- Treasury yields reach multi-decade highs on economic data
- U.S. manufacturers say inflation is bad and not getting any better
- Lacy Hunt, Converted Bond Bear, Sees Fed Behind Curve in New Inflation Era
- Gold steadies as cooler US inflation data counters higher Treasury yields
- US 10-year Treasury yield reaches 5.34%, highest since 2002
Fed officials differ on timing of next rate move
Fed officials offered differing views on the next rate move: Williams saw no urgency and said a hike later in 2026 was possible, while Kashkari said inflation remained too high. Vice Chair Jefferson said officials may need more time before acting; Kashkari said further hikes were needed but was unsure about this month.
Friday, 2 October
- Fed’s Logan Says More Hikes Needed, But Bond Moves Could Help