Treasuries Rise as Data Supports Case for Fed Rate Cut This Year
US Treasuries advanced and bond traders nearly priced in one Federal Reserve interest-rate cut after data revealed a more discerning consumer, sticky inflation and weaker growth.
Treasuries Rise as Data Supports Case for Fed Rate Cut This Year
US Treasuries advanced and bond traders nearly priced in one Federal Reserve interest-rate cut after data revealed a more discerning consumer, sticky inflation and weaker growth.
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