Minutes from the Federal Reserve’s September meeting show all 19 participants supported the first rate hike in three years, and several see another hike as appropriate this year. Yahoo Finance’s Julie Hyman, Jake Conley and Pras Subramanian break down the minutes, Fed Governor Chris Waller’s case for more hikes, and why yields keep rising even as oil jumps on reports of possible US strikes on Iran. They also ask whether the Fed could slow the AI spending boom without hurting consumers first, what to watch in today’s 30-year Treasury auction, and why bond yields are rising from France to Japan.
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00:00 Fed minutes: All 19 participants backed the September hike
00:51 Waller makes the case for more hikes
01:37 Warsh won’t give forward guidance
01:45 Williams, Jefferson and next week’s CPI
02:12 “Rates keep going up”
02:38 Oil jumps on Iran reports
03:31 Tech rises as other sectors fall
04:27 The 30-year auction and Treasury buyback
05:09 Can the Fed slow the AI capex cycle?
06:05 “A very blunt instrument”
06:20 Yields rise in France and Japan
07:31 Is the US still the cleanest dirty shirt?
07:47 What France’s fiscal fight means for the US
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