Fed Governor Waller’s Dovish Tone Eases U.S. Treasury Sell-Off

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller delivered dovish remarks, helping to narrow earlier declines in U.S. Treasury bonds.

Waller said inflation is expected to continue easing and noted that current interest rates are likely 50–100 basis points above the neutral level. He acknowledged some weakness in the labor market but stressed that it has not deteriorated sharply, reducing the need for aggressive or emergency policy moves.

His comments reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve can continue cutting interest rates gradually without resorting to drastic measures. Following these remarks, selling pressure in U.S. Treasuries eased, and the bond market stabilized.

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