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Markets since the Fed's September 2026 increase
How Treasury yields, stocks, credit, the dollar and oil moved between the Fed's September 16 increase and its October 28 hold.
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Since the Fed's September increase, bill yields rose while the 10-year returned to 4.99%
Treasury yields out to one year rose 11 to 17 basis points between September 15 and October 27, while 5-year and longer yields were flat or lower and stocks, credit, the dollar and oil moved unevenly.
Treasury curve steepens as the Fed holds: 10-year yield closes at 5.05% and stocks edge up
Yields on bills and the 2-year note fell 3 to 4 basis points on Wednesday while 5-year to 30-year yields rose 3 to 7 basis points, and the S&P 500 gained 0.3%, according to Treasury and S&P data.