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What's the Fed's next move? Welcome to Real Vision Daily Briefing.

It's Tuesday, September 19, 2023, I'm Ash Bennington.

Join today by TG Tony Greer, Editor of the Morning Naggerator, Navigator.

Tony, always great to be with, man. Stoke to be back.

Oh, it's so good to have you back, Slash. How you doing, all right?

I'm doing great, man. I've been doing great, hanging out in Kryptoland doing some deep dobs.

Awesome. Before we move on, I have to send a lot of really, really warm greetings from the Beaver

Creek Precious Metal Summit, because there are so many fans of yours out there that I just wanted

to make sure I mentioned that for them online. That's awesome to hear, man. I wish I could have made

it out this year. Yeah, maybe next year. We'll talk about it, but let's proceed, man.

Let's proceed talking of which. We were talking just before we got on the air.

Here, we're looking at cycle highs on the two and the 10 on a yield basis. Let's just read through

this real quick. On my screen right now, 10-year treasury yielding, four spot 367. That's a cycle

high. A two-year, over 5%, 5.099 right now on my screen right ahead of the Fed meeting tomorrow.

Really interesting, right? I mean, we've got yields pinned to the highs despite the fact that we got

a miss in housing starts this morning. Permits were a little better, and so I guess maybe that even

did out a little bit. But the inflation beast is not going away. In my opinion, Ash, this move in

bonds and treasuries just in the last several days call it since the beginning of this week,

last week has been due to just a resurgence of the commodity complex behind natural gas and oil.

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