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New York Fed's Williams Says On CNBC That Yields Are Rising On 'Strong Economy And Strong Outlook,' Not Driven By Inflation Outlook; Sees Correlation Between Bond Yields And Middle East Conflict

Sep 2, 2026 · 08:20 AM ET· updated 1h ago

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A top Federal Reserve leader says bond prices are falling because the economy is strong, not because people worry about rising prices. This tells investors that the Fed thinks things are going well, which is helpful information when watching how stocks might move.

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