Federal Reserve Raises Target Rate; Treasury Yields and ETF Performance Affected
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What happened
The Federal Reserve raised its target rate to an upper bound. Separately, initial jobless claims for the week ending September 26 were 197,000, which is below the 200,000 threshold that indicates a strong labor market. The rate hikes are affecting safe money yields and Treasury ETF performance.
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Why it matters
High Treasury yields are influencing the Federal Reserve's policy and compressing fund multiples, which affects small-cap exposure. The rate hikes are also impacting safe money yields and the performance of Treasury ETFs.
High Treasury yields are influencing Fed policy and compressing fund multiples, affecting small-cap exposure.
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Who's involved
- FEDRaised the target rate to an upper bound
- Central BankFunctions as the US Central Bank
- Bureau of Labor StatisticsPublished the initial jobless claims data
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- Fed hikes influence short-Treasury ETF yields.