
October PPI Inflation: Kalshi Prices a December Hike at 87%
The 30-year tailed at 5.441% and Kalshi prices a 25bp December hike at 87%. October PPI, consensus 6.6% YoY, is the test that decides whether long rates have made their concession yet.
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The 30-year tailed at 5.441% and Kalshi prices a 25bp December hike at 87%. October PPI, consensus 6.6% YoY, is the test that decides whether long rates have made their concession yet.

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