
US inflation cools as Fed bets ease and Treasury yields climb | Morning Bid
Inflation cooled as expected, lowering the temperature around the Fed's next move. The U.S. government just sold 10-year debt at its highest auction yield in nearly two decades, underscoring the rising cost of borrowing. Plus new GDP figures challenge the idea that the UK remains stuck in a low-growth rut.
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AI GeneratedUS consumer inflation has ticked lower in line with expectations, reducing the immediate pressure for a hawkish Federal Reserve response. Meanwhile, the US Treasury has seen 10-year debt yields hit nearly 20-year highs, and new GDP data suggests the UK economy is performing stronger than previously anticipated, leading the G7 in growth for two consecutive quarters.
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