Treasury yields fall after top Fed official signals support for rate hold
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Treasury yields fell after a top Federal Reserve official signaled she was inclined to keep borrowing costs unchanged at the central bank’s September meeting. Governor Chris Waller’s remarks pointed to support for a steady policy stance rather than an increase.
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Sep 3, 2026
Governor Chris Waller said he is “inclined” not to raise central bank borrowing costs at the September meeting. The comment was followed by lower Treasury yields. The next step is the Fed’s September decision and any further guidance from officials on whether rates will be held or adjusted, which matters for the outlook on borrowing costs.
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