The U.S. 10-year just broke above the 4.15% zone even as futures price a near-certain Fed rate cut. This Pattern Nexus breakdown explains why long yields can rise into cuts, what the bond market is signaling about QT, term premium, and collateral stress, and how it fits the 2026 liquidity regime shift.
GoGoGadget 10-Year: Why Yields Are Rising Into Rate Cuts
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