Bond Yields Are Near 5%: New York Fed's Williams Calls That A Sign Of 'Strong Economy'
New York Fed President John Williams says the surge in bond yields reflects a strong economy and AI investment, not inflation risk, as hike odds climb.
When people lend money to the government, they're asking for higher payments back—that's what bond yields mean. This might mean people think the economy is doing well and companies are investing in new tech, so they're not as worried about prices going up too fast.
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