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US Treasury yields rise after hotter inflation data boosts Fed rate-hike bets

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Covered by 3 outlets, mostly left-leaning (67%).

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Bloomberg, CNN and CNBC report that US Treasury yields rose sharply after October inflation data came in hotter than expected. CNBC says the 10-year yield climbed back to 5%, and CNN says bond yields had their biggest surge in 19 months. Bloomberg reports that traders firmed their bets that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its December meeting, and that stocks fell on Wall Street before a rebound in chipmakers trimmed the losses. CNBC cites comments from Waller as also driving rate-hike expectations. Bloomberg's latest report says derivatives trading suggests the retreat in Treasuries may continue.

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October US inflation came in hotter than expected, according to the coverage.
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Bloomberg
Center
CNBC
US Treasury yields rose and bonds sold off after the inflation data.
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Bloomberg, CNN
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CNBC
Traders increased their bets that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates, with the next meeting in December.
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Bloomberg
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CNBC
The 10-year Treasury yield climbed back to 5%, according to CNBC.
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CNN reports bond yields surged by the most in 19 months.
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Stocks fell on Wall Street, though a rebound in chipmakers trimmed the losses.
One outletBloomberg· Left
Comments from Waller were cited as a driver of rate-hike expectations.
One outletCNBC· Center

How each side tells it

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Bloomberg, CNN and CNBC all report that hotter-than-expected inflation pushed Treasury yields higher and firmed bets on Fed rate hikes. Left-side coverage centers on the bond selloff and Fed wagers, while CNBC highlights the 10-year yield returning to 5% and comments from Waller.

the left
2 outlets
Bloomberg's headlines put the market reaction first, describing yields jumping or Treasuries sliding as inflation fuels bets on Fed hikes, while CNN stresses the size of the surge.
Treasury Yields Jump as Inflation Fuels Fed Wagers
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the center
1 outlet
CNBC's headline puts the 10-year yield back at 5% first, naming inflation data and Waller's comments as drivers of rate-hike expectations.
10-year Treasury yield races back to 5% as inflation data, Waller comments drive rate hike expectations
CNBCCenterAll center headlines
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cemented the prospects
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Loaded verb
cemented the prospectsMore neutral: strengthened the prospects
The verb presents expectations of further rate hikes as settled rather than strengthened.
…in US Treasuries is set to continue as faster-than-expected inflation data cemented the prospects for more aggressive interest-rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
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From the left

2 outlets

Leads with

hotter-than-expected inflation
Fed rate-hike bets
bond market selloff

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BloombergLeft
Falling US Bond Futures Offer No Relief as Fed Hike Bets Grow
Derivatives trading suggests a retreat in US Treasuries is set to continue as faster-than-expected inflation data cemented the prospects for more aggressive interest-rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
2 days agoRead at Bloomberg (opens in a new tab)
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CNNLeft
Bond yields surge most in 19 months as traders brace for Fed rate hikes
US Treasuries slumped, pushing yields sharply higher, after hotter-than-expected inflation data and comments from a key Federal Reserve official fueled bets that the central bank would need to deliver more aggressive interest rate hikes to cool inflation. …
2 days agoRead at CNN (opens in a new tab)

From the center

1 outlet

Leads with

10-year yield back to 5%
hotter-than-expected CPI
Waller's comments

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CNBCCenter
10-year Treasury yield races back to 5% as inflation data, Waller comments drive rate hike expectations
Treasury yields moved higher after hotter-than-expected CPI report.
3 days agoRead at CNBC (opens in a new tab)

From the right

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First to report
Bloomberg, Nov 10, 8:41 AM EST
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3 hr later
Its first report, Nov 10, 11:44 AM EST
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No report yet
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BloombergLeftNov 10, 8:41 AM EST
CNBCCenterNov 10, 11:44 AM EST
CNNLeftNov 10, 5:14 PM EST

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US Treasury yields rise after hotter inflation data boosts Fed rate-hike bets

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From the left

Falling US Bond Futures Offer No Relief as Fed Hike Bets Grow

Bond yields surge most in 19 months as traders brace for Fed rate hikes

From the center

10-year Treasury yield races back to 5% as inflation data, Waller comments drive rate hike expectations

From the right

How the coverage built up

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