
Fed Minutes Show 9-3 Split as Treasury Steps In
FOMC minutes showed a 9-3 split hold vote as the 30-year Treasury yield hit a 19-year high, before Treasury's buyback-doubling pulled yields back and gold jumped 3.84%.
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FOMC minutes showed a 9-3 split hold vote as the 30-year Treasury yield hit a 19-year high, before Treasury's buyback-doubling pulled yields back and gold jumped 3.84%.

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The 30-year Treasury hit 5.33% as the yield curve undergoes its most aggressive bear steepening in years. Here is what three specific signals tell us about where rates go next.

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The Fed's July minutes, four retailer earnings, and gold near key technical levels headline a data-light but decision-heavy week for markets.

Federal Reserve data show equipment investment climbing 31.6% year over year as Super Micro and Lumentum rally on capex-driven guidance beats, while Meta's stock fell 10% on capex growth that outpaced revenue.

July retail sales fell 0.6% to $763.6 billion and the control group missed consensus, the sharpest monthly slowdown in a year even as year-over-year spending held at 5.0%.

July CPI rose 3.30% y/y, below the 3.4% consensus. SPY and QQQ gained as Fed hike odds for September eased; GLD slipped on a firmer dollar.

Gold, silver, oil and copper all eased Friday as the dollar held near a one-week high, giving back part of Wednesday's CPI-driven rally.

July PPI missed consensus on every measure: headline cooled to 4.69% y/y against a 5.0% forecast, core eased to 4.16% against 4.7%, extending June's downside surprise.

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's move to end forward guidance has lifted bond-market volatility even as equities shrug it off, with a cooling labor market and AI-capex warnings stacking up underneath a complacent tape.

July CPI rose 0.1% m/m and held at 3.4% y/y, matching consensus, while core CPI eased to 2.5% annually, the lowest since early 2026.