Rally in the bonds ahead of Kevin Wars premiere at the Fed meeting

Bloomberg Economics economists estimate that Wars may be differentiated from his predecessors, choosing not to include his own prediction in Fed's famous "dot plot"

The bond markets were strengthened in the light of the crucial decision of the Federal Reserve on Interest ratesAs the sharp fall in oil prices tempered fears of a new wave of inflationary pressures.

The yields of Australia and Japan's 10-year government bonds retreated by about five basis points, while respective American Treasures remained close to the lowest levels of the last month. In Asian markets the shares moved without a clear direction, after a three-day upturn, while the future fulfillment contracts of S&P 500 recorded small profits.

This picture followed the correction of American technological stock on Tuesday, with semiconductor companies under pressure and Nasdaq 100 retreating by nearly 2%.

Oil near low quarter

Brent negotiated under $80 a barrel, remaining close to the lower levels of the last three months.

Prices have declined by about 15% in the last four meetings, recording the biggest dropout streak of 2026. The move is attributed to expectations that the US-Iran deal to reopen the Straits of Hormuz will lead to a significant increase in global oil supply.

The price drop has forced investors to reassess the prospects of interest rates internationally, while the Fed first meets under Kevin Wars' new leadership.