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Great insights. Thanks to you both.
That’s true with the short term rates. Often the media will incorrectly report it should drop 30yr fix rates which adds to the confusion.
BTW- a book that may help you with your naming challenge on your other post is POP by Sam Horn.
Federal overnight lending rates often have very little effect on 30 Year rates simply because they fluctuate so wildly over the life of the loan. In fact, a drop in the short term rates can cause long-term ones to rise because of the increased inflation risk.