PIMCO's Ivascyn says market has not yet seen the peak in US Treasury yields; expects Fed to hold in October, with one or two more rate hikes this cycle
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Every headline is on the live feed 20 minutes before this site. PIMCO's Ivascyn says market has not yet seen the peak in US Treasury yields; expects Fed to hold in October, with one or two more rate hikes this cycle Nvidia (NVDA) CEO says open models a "great advantage" for Europe A US official told Al Jazeera we are closely monitoring Iran's attacks on maritime shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, which are unjustified acts of aggression. On the Newsquawk feed at 15:28 , 20 minutes before this page. Long-end Treasuries can handle more Fed tightening. Spillover risks are greatest in rate-sensitive sectors, citing housing and CRE. Commentary from a large bond manager carries weight in fixed income given its position as one of the biggest holders of the product it is pricing, though the precedent is that such calls move markets only when they align with where positioning and data are already leaning; asset manager views are best read as a gauge of where sophisticated money is thinking rather than as a catalyst in themselves. The distinction drawn here between a Fed that holds near term and a cycle that extends one or two more hikes is the familiar one between timing and terminal rate: a later pause reprices the front end, additional hikes and a higher-for-longer path bear on the belly and the level of the curve. The observation that the long end can absorb more tightening is a bear-steepening argument, and historically such episodes have played out through term premium rebuilding at the back end rather than through the policy-sensitive front. The flagged spillover into housing and commercial real estate is the standard transmission channel, where prior tightening cycles have produced stress first in the rate-sensitive corners before any broader credit signal. The follow-ons of note are whether the data give the Fed cover for the additional hikes described, how auction tails and term premium behave at the long end, and whether stress in CRE lending begins to show in regional bank and CMBS spreads.
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