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Fed's Musalem (2028 voter) says Fed's dual mandate is pro growth, via AEI event; if nominal interest rate comes lower, the 10yr yield will decline too

Musalem's comments highlight the Fed's ongoing commitment to its dual mandate, emphasizing both growth and inflation stability.

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Fed's Musalem (2028 voter) says Fed's dual mandate is pro growth, via AEI event; if nominal interest rate comes lower, the 10yr yield will decline too

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His assertion that lower nominal interest rates would lead to decreased 10-year yields suggests a dovish outlook, which could shape market expectations regarding future rate paths and overall risk sentiment. This stance will be closely watched as it may influence both the USD's strength and the direction of fixed-income markets.

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