Can anyone succinctly explain why this happened? I am referring to September cut.
From what I have read online it is because the cut was already “priced in,” but obviously this does not tell the full story.
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One theory is it’s the market pricing in continued deficit spending.
no exact answer here but few channels or frameworks to think through:
Wouldn't expected inflationary pressures lead to lower bond prices (in anticipation of higher rates)
yeah. generally speaking, upside inflation risks / higher rates being priced = higher yields and given yields move inversely to bond prices, lower bond prices
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