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Global bond yields fall after Fed governor says he may back holding rates steady
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· September 3, 2026
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Key points It is known that he mentioned a 2 percent goal, and that his comments led to a decrease in bond yields worldwide. Global bond yields fell on Thursday following a statement from a Federal Reserve board member.
Global bond yields fell on Thursday following a statement from a Federal Reserve board member. Christopher Waller indicated he would support holding interest rates steady under certain economic conditions. His comments suggested a willingness to maintain current rates if progress is made toward a specific goal.
Further details about Waller's statement are available from the source. It is known that he mentioned a 2 percent goal, and that his comments led to a decrease in bond yields worldwide.
The source provides more information about the context and implications of Waller's statement, which may be of interest to those looking for a more detailed understanding of the situation.
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Published: September 3, 2026 ·
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