TREE NEWS reports: DoubleLine Capital’s Jeffrey Sherman said the Federal Reserve needs to raise interest rates to convince traders it is committed to bringing down inflation, after the 10-year US Treasury yield pushed above 5% this week. The asset manager’s deputy chief investment officer told Bloomberg Television that Fed Chair Kevin Warsh could help “tomorrow” by hiking. “The market is already pricing in a rate hike — they either act or shut up,” Sherman said.
DoubleLine’s Sherman: Fed Must Hike Rates to Convince Bond Market
Sherman's argument inverts the usual easing trade: a bond market pricing a hike, not a cut, leaves the Fed's credibility as the variable rather than the direction of policy. The reference to Warsh as the messenger signals that the debate is now about who can restore that credibility, not whether tighter conditions are warranted. Whether officials validate or defy market pricing is the open question, and the reaction in long-dated yields is where that judgment will show up first.
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