Why Bond Traders Are More Sure of a December Rate Hike

The transcript discusses recent speeches by Fed officials, focusing on interest rates and inflation. It explores the Fed's desire to raise rates and the global influences affecting bond yields, such as decisions by Japan and the ECB. The discussion also covers investment strategies, emphasizing short-term over long-term bonds, and examines various inflation measures and market expectations.

What was Janet Yellen's overall message regarding interest rates?

What factors contributed to the increase in long-term yields according to the discussion?

What measures does the Fed prioritize when evaluating inflation?

How does the market perceive the Fed's potential actions regarding inflation?

What is the significance of the negative term premium mentioned in the discussion?