ilmscore | Prediction Details
"the second thing that worries me is basically the interest rates out there and this is a worry for general equity as a class because um whatever said we our sense is uh the 10-year yields are a true reflection of where inflation is. Okay. So US actually cut interest rates but the yields have moved up. Okay. And our belief is uh if spending continues in the US, the government spending continues, it will be inflationary and hence uh this is the Fed chairman also saying we'll have to be wary about whether we'll go ahead and cut in December again or not. Okay, that is basically reflecting the fact that he's concerned about inflation."
By Finance With Sharan | November 29, 2025 | Correct
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Where to Invest NEXT: A Clear Sector Guide for Beginners & Advanced Investors ft. Anirudh Naha FWS81 00:49:50 - 00:41:08
Interpreted Prediction
Rising US 10-year yields, despite interest rate cuts, suggest persistent inflation driven by government spending. This is a concern for the equity class and indicates the Federal Reserve's worry about inflation.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction stated that rising 10-year yields, despite interest rate cuts, would suggest persistent inflation. In 2025 and 2026, the Fed did cut interest rates, and while inflation has cooled somewhat, it remains above the Fed's target rate, with the 10-year yield fluctuating but generally remaining elevated, suggesting the prediction was partially correct.

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US Interest Rates and Inflation

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