The U.S. 10-year yield is rising into rate cuts — not because the market is irrational, but because the financial system is operating on the liquidity floor. This article explains how regional bank failures, QT exhaustion, and the September 18, 2024 rate-cut pivot created the wedge pattern now signaling the next major regime shift.
The 10-Year Isn’t Misbehaving — It’s Warning the System Is Out of Liquidity
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