The yield on 10-year bonds rose to 4.36% after the June unemployment report came in below expectations.
While the unemployment rate was expected to rise to 4.3%, it actually fell to 4.1%.
🕯 The drop in unemployment and the rise in bond yields are a signal to Powell not to cut rates on July 30, meaning the first rate cut is now more likely to happen in September.
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