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Treasury Yields Slip as Core Inflation Readiness Shapes Fed Path

Aug 10, 2026, 4:16 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Lower yields and cooling rate expectations reduce discount rates and support equity valuations; history shows S&P 500 tends to rally when 10-year yields back off and rate-hike timelines shift.

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U.S. Treasuries edged lower as investors brace for a week of key inflation and labor data, shifting expectations on Fed policy. Softer July payrolls reduced the urgency for further tightening, with September hike odds seen around 44% from 67% last week. The core inflation print, PPI, and consumer data could tip rate pricing and drive equity moves, including in the S&P 500.

10-year yield down ~1 bp; 30-year also lower, signaling softer rates.
2-year yield near flat; payrolls softness dampens near-term Fed tightening.
Sept rate-hike odds fall to ~44% from 67%.
Core inflation data due Wed 8:30 a.m. ET, PPI Thurs, and jobs/retail data later.
Deutsche Bank commentary notes reduced urgency for Fed tightening; market pricing shifts.

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