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This week · 13 of the 79 voices we track · 6 mentions

Oct 10 → Oct 17, 05:30 ET · Last update Oct 16, 12:08 ET (for the window to Oct 16, 05:30)

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Sceptical

Discussion focused on the 10-year Treasury as a benchmark for borrowing costs, with yields recently retreating from early-October highs but remaining historically elevated in the cited commentary. Fiona Cincotta linked lower yields to safe-haven flows from technology into Treasuries 1, while Guy Adami said yields had risen roughly 60 basis points after Treasury-policy efforts and remained around 5.25–5.30% 5. Views diverged sharply: Alexey Georganov highlighted robust auction demand, whereas Peter Schiff argued rates and inflation would continue rising 36.

From the window to Oct 16, 05:30 ET — this window's take is still to be written.

Where the voices land

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Range-bound

  • GAGuy AdamiRange-bound Sees 10-year yields sticking around 5.25-5.30% despite efforts to calm markets. “It's sticking around this sort of 5.25, 5.30.” ▶ 5:13 If Not Now, Then When Will These AI Companies Go… · 12 Oct

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Mentions

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  • ◌ a voice raising half of these
  • ● a subject, on the right, under its story
  • ⌒ a line is a voice raising a subject — thicker, more items; colour is the story

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