The Fed's expectations for a rate cut in December have weakened, leading to widespread falls in stocks, bonds, and exchange rates.

Analysts point out that traders' expectations for the Fed to ease policies in December have weakened, leading to a fall in the stock market, government bonds, and the dollar.

Comments from Fed officials suggest an increased likelihood of keeping interest rates unchanged, with a 50.7% chance of a rate cut in December. The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury rose to 4.1211%. According to ChainCatcher, analysts indicate that traders' expectations for the Fed to ease policy at the December meeting have weakened, leading to declines in the stock market, Treasury bonds, and the dollar.

Comments from Fed officials have increased the likelihood of keeping interest rates unchanged. Moussailem noted that there is limited room for further easing of policies, while Cleveland Fed President Harmack emphasized that interest rate policy should remain restrictive.

CME Fed watch shows that the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in December is 50.7%. The yield on the US 10-year Treasury rose to 4.1211%, while the two-year yield rose to 3.593%.