The Fed Has Lost Control

Bond yields are falling. But that’s not a sign of strength.

Yields are falling. The dollar is sinking. Gold is climbing.

This is a vote of no confidence in the Fed.

What’s Going On?

  • Investors are fleeing into bonds, driving prices up and yields down

  • They're selling the dollar, even as U.S. rate cuts loom

  • And they're piling into gold, the original safe haven

This isn’t a technical move — it’s a psychological shift.

Markets are quietly saying:

“We don’t trust the Fed to stick the landing.”

Why It’s Alarming:

Normally, falling yields = lower inflation risk, a soft landing, or market calm.

But that doesn’t explain:

  • Gold breaking out

  • DXY sliding

  • Fed funds futures pricing in aggressive cuts

This isn’t confidence — it’s fear wearing a mask.

What This Means for You

  • The Fed is likely to pivot earlier than planned — not because they want to, but because they have to

  • That risks reigniting inflation, weakening the dollar further

  • And you’ll want to be positioned for the return of real assets: gold, commodities, hard currency exposure