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Michael A. Gayed says Treasury policy reacts more to the 10-year term premium than to GDP or jobs data. His implication: if long-term yields spike during an auc
BWB News TV • 2026-08-20 20:06 UTC • By Billy Odell Tucker-Robinson
Michael A. Gayed says Treasury policy reacts more to the 10-year term premium than to GDP or jobs data. His implication: if long-term yields spike during an auction cycle, officials may tolerate an equity drawdown rather than unsettle the bond market.
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