Rate cuts work. We need more of them. Then yields will go up to 20%
— Data Driven Stocks (@stockdatamarket) December 12, 2025
Rates barely reacted, reinforcing the idea that the Fed is now pushing on a string. The market – not policy – has the wheel.
Next 3 months:
2-yr drifting toward 3.50–4.00%
10-yr gravitating to 4.10–4.50%
30-yr pressing 4.70–5.10%
— Fifty Shades of Truth (@RamonGo62661955) December 10, 2025
The bond selloff is continuing, w/US 30y yield now up to 4.85%. pic.twitter.com/6nYAwACeQT
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) December 12, 2025
If the Fed is genuinely in the neutral range, and even if the incoming chair can get a few more cuts, there is a risk that 30-year rates could rise substantially from here. pic.twitter.com/CLZWI8jsHj
— Michael J. Kramer (@MichaelMOTTCM) December 12, 2025
This, in addition to a surge in M&A activity and debt issuance, has helped send bank stocks surging. The S&P banking index has risen more than 30% year to date to new all-time highs. pic.twitter.com/MEAirZ7I0n
— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) December 12, 2025
Bonds down, stocks down, dollar down — a triple slump. The U.S. is being sold off… lol.
— tttt4k (@gtttt4k) December 12, 2025