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Global bond yields fall after Fed governor says he may back holding rates steady
Summary by Inflation News Editorial Desk Max Rego , as published by The Hill Business
· September 3, 2026
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Bond yields around the world fell Thursday, after Federal Reserve board of governors member Christopher Waller said he would support holding interest rates steady if economic conditions warrant it. “If there is continued progress toward our 2 percent goal, then I am willing to support holding the...
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