Wall Street wrapped up the session in the red today. Treasury yields? They're climbing.
Traders are clearly on edge—everyone's holding their breath for the Fed's next move, which drops in 48 hours. The anticipation is thick. You can feel it in the tape.
Major indexes dipped across the board as uncertainty took over. When rate decisions loom this close, risk appetite tends to vanish fast. Bond markets are already pricing in expectations, pushing yields higher while equities retreat.
Two days. That's all the time left before we get clarity on monetary policy direction. Until then, it's a waiting game.
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 12-09 06:39
tbh the yield curve's already priced in like 70bps of this decision if you actually look at the 2/10 spread—most retail traders won't catch that till after the announcement lol
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BearMarketBuyer
· 12-09 06:38
The answer will be revealed in 48 hours, and these two days will probably feel like living in hell mode.
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GasGuzzler
· 12-09 06:31
48-hour countdown, these two days might just be a nightmare thanks to the Fed.
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StealthMoon
· 12-09 06:14
48-hour countdown, it's all psychological games before the market opens now.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 12-09 06:13
We'll know the outcome in 48 hours. These past couple of days have really been nerve-wracking.
Wall Street wrapped up the session in the red today. Treasury yields? They're climbing.
Traders are clearly on edge—everyone's holding their breath for the Fed's next move, which drops in 48 hours. The anticipation is thick. You can feel it in the tape.
Major indexes dipped across the board as uncertainty took over. When rate decisions loom this close, risk appetite tends to vanish fast. Bond markets are already pricing in expectations, pushing yields higher while equities retreat.
Two days. That's all the time left before we get clarity on monetary policy direction. Until then, it's a waiting game.