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Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said that the recent rise in long-term U.S. bond yields is not driven by investor expectations of further interest rate increases. Cook also expressed hope that the current policy settings are restrictive enough to return inflation to 2%.
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🔴 FED'S COOK: I HOPE THAT CURRENT POLICY SETTINGS ARE RESTRICTIVE ENOUGH TO RETURN INFLATION TO 2%.
🇺🇸 FED'S COOK SAYS RISING YIELDS NOT TIED TO MONETARY POLICY OUTLOOK The recent rise in long-term U.S. bond yields does not seem to have been driven by investor expectations of further interest rate increases, Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said on Monday, drawing a key… https://t.co/zjWSsNRmHh https://t.co/2pHaipZuWV
🔴 FED'S COOK: EXPECTATIONS OF NEAR-TERM POLICY RATES DON'T APPEAR TO BE DRIVING RISE IN LONG-TERM RATES.