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Markets institutional intelligence, quantitative benchmarks, primary regulatory filings, and market structure analysis from AlphaPulse Finance. Filed Saturday 24 October in Asia, while Friday’s US cash session was still open. The 10-year Treasury yield was back just under 5%, oil wires did not agree on a Brent price, and the Federal Reserve’s 27–28 October meeting was the next scheduled policy print.
Curated by Dr. Marcus Vance, CFA (CFA, PhD in Financial Economics (Wharton)) · Fact-checked by AlphaPulse Finance Institutional Review Board
Filed Saturday 24 October in Asia, while Friday’s US cash session was still open. The 10-year Treasury yield was back just under 5%, oil wires did not agree on a Brent price, and the Federal Reserve’s 27–28 October meeting was the next scheduled policy print.
No. Reuters reported that the policy statement is due on Wednesday, at a meeting CoinDesk dated 27–28 October. The figures in this note are market prices and wire readings from Friday, not the decision.
Not in the readings available when this note was filed. Reuters put it at 4.9945% at the European close, and Yahoo Finance’s 2:45 p.m. New York live blog said the yield had risen but was still below 5%. The US cash bond close is a separate print.
They were taken at different times by different desks. CNBC, Reuters and Yahoo Finance each published a Friday reading, and those readings do not match. The futures settlement is the number that ends the argument, and this desk does not have it.