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[U.S. Treasury Bonds Repeat The Decline Of 1995, Traders: The Economy Is Expected To Achieve A Soft Landing] The Last Time U.S. Treasury Bonds Fell So Much At The Beginning Of The Interest Rate Cut Stage Was During The Greenspan Period, When The Federal Reserve Chairman Was Planning A Rare Soft Landing Of The Economy. The 2-year Yield Has Risen By 34 Basis Points Since The Federal Reserve Started Cutting Interest Rates On September 18. The Yield Also Had A Similar Increase In 1995, When The Federal Reserve Led By Greenspan Successfully Helped Cool The Economy Without Causing A Recession. If Calculated From 1989, The 2-year Yield Fell An Average Of 15 Basis Points In The Month After The Federal Reserve Started Cutting Interest Rates. Steven Zeng, Interest Rate Strategist At Deutsche Bank, Said, "The Rise In Yields Reflects A Reduced Risk Of Recession. Given The Strong Economic Data, The Federal Reserve May Slow Down The Pace Of Interest Rate Cuts." (Bloomberg)
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