DoubleLine Capital Portfolio Manager Ken Shinoda joins Bloomberg TV following Fed Chair Jerome H. Powell’s FOMC press conference to provide market analysis, emphasizing the Fed’s slightly dovish policy stance and its impact on U.S. Treasury yields. Mr. Shinoda also discusses the bond market rally triggered by the Fed’s planned T-bill purchases, noting liquidity concerns in repo markets as a key driver. In addition, he addresses the rangebound nature of long-term rates, labor-market softness — including potentially negative payroll trends — and tension between recession risks and term-premium pressures. Looking forward, Mr. Shinoda outlines how a potential Fed pause, sticky 3% inflation and international policy divergence could impact curve steepening and fixed income positioning.

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