The Fed’s rate lever is breaking as bond markets stop following its lead

For decades, the Fed stabilized the economy with one simple tool: interest rates. Raise them to cool inflation, and cut them to stimulate growth. But after years of massive government borrowing, post-pandemic inflation, and repeated stress inside the Treasury market, that system may no longer work the way Americans expect. Today, the Fed can cut The post The Fed’s rate lever is breaking as bond markets stop following its lead appeared first on CryptoSlate.