Why stocks are falling and 10-year yields are climbing back near 5% after Tuesday’s inflation report
‘I don’t think they should be raising another 25 basis points,’ one portfolio manager said about the Federal Reserve’s benchmark interest rate.
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Inflation print overshoots, reigniting Fed hike bets
- Latest US inflation data exceeded expectations, reinforcing hawkish pricing
| Asset | Bias | Rationale |
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| S&P 500 IndexINDEX^GSPC | 🔒 Members only | 🔒 Members only |
| US 10-Year YieldINDEX^TNX | 🔒 Members only | 🔒 Members only |
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- apUS stocks drift lower after a discouraging update on inflation15:56
- macroTreasury yields climb across the curve after the latest inflation print - TradingView15:57
- macroSpiking yields and falling stocks: Wall Street thinks hot inflation data clinched a rate hike next month - Bus15:57
- macroTreasury yields climb across the curve after the latest inflation print - Seeking Alpha15:57
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Published：2026-11-10 15:50:49 · Source：marketwatch · Automatically aggregated and analysed — verify against the original source.