Long-term U.S. Treasury yields fell slightly on the eve of the Federal Reserve's resolution

Odaily Planet Daily News On the eve of the Fed's interest rate resolution (the market generally expects it to announce a 25 basis point cut), the U.S. long-term Treasury yield fell slightly, with the 10-year Treasury yield approaching the 4% mark. Short-term Treasury bond yields have not changed much as the market has digested expectations of interest rate cuts in advance. However, if relevant statements on future interest rate trends are mentioned in the resolution, the yield may fluctuate. "Bond investors remain cautious and are expected to respond," Naga's Frank Walbaum said in a report. The market analyst pointed out that if economic expectations are weak, or if policy guidance on further interest rate cuts in the future, it may lead to further declines in Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar exchange rate; but if more cautious signals are released, it may bring temporary relief to the market. (Jin Shi)