Why the 3-Month Bill Yield Is Sticky Near 3.78 Percent

Lucas and Luna explore why the 3-month Treasury bill yield has barely budged at 3.78% while longer-term yields have moved notably in recent weeks. They unpack what this sticky short-end tells us about market expectations for the Fed, the liquidity preference of investors parking cash, and what it might signal about near-term rate policy. They also reference the recent hot jobs report and its implications for Chair Warsh's policy path, and explain why the bill yield's flatness could be a clue about market stress or complacency. A concise, data-driven conversation for fixed-income enthusiasts. #3MonthTBill #TreasuryBills #FedPolicy #ChairWarsh #JobsReport #YieldCurve #ShortEnd #LiquidityPreference #MoneyMarkets #FixedIncome #BondMarket #Economics #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #InterestRates #CashParking #MarketStress #RateCuts Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo