30-year Treasury bond stays above 5% for most of July
Rising 30-year yield could mean pricier debt for CFOs and their companies.
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Rising 30-year yield could mean pricier debt for CFOs and their companies.
Those who reject the idea “simply lack imagination,” a Fed governor argues.
Loosening capital rules may partly persuade banks, but the product’s profitability is also an issue.
But only if the Fed and Treasury ‘don’t get silly’ in their attempts to lower interest rates, said one expert.
Turn to the CFO.
The central bank cut rates in its last three meetings.
After a series of rate cuts last year, the Federal Reserve seems likely to keep rates unchanged in this meeting, experts say.
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