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As the new Federal Reserve chair nominee is about to be announced, market expectations for its easing policies are rising. However, since 1970, U.S. Treasury yields typically rise within three months after the Federal Reserve chair nomination. Bank of America’s Hartnett points out that the current volatility of U.S. Treasuries is at a four-year low, and the market expects the new chair will not push the 30-year Treasury yield above 5%, as QE/YCC measures will stabilize fixed income prices
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