Bond News Today — November 10, 2026
Fed Governor Waller sees December hike likely, opens door to possible half-point increase and more — today's bond signal.
Financial markets are showing signs of stabilization, with Asian tech stocks, including SoftBank Group, surging 11% following a rebound on Wall Street. This positive momentum is also being reflected in the US Federal Reserve's ongoing policy considerations, with Fed Governor Waller indicating a likely interest rate hike in December, and even hinting at the possibility of a half-point increase. Meanwhile, concerns about market volatility are being countered by historical trends suggesting a potential massive turnaround in the bond market.
In other news, individual financial planning and personal relationships continue to be a focus for many. An individual is seeking advice on merging finances with their long-term partner, while another is grappling with difficult family decisions as a widow. On the corporate side, tech industry leader Nvidia is facing uncertainty with its CEO Jensen Huang's personal life making headlines, raising questions about the company's future leadership. These diverse stories highlight the complex interplay between personal and professional financial considerations, as well as the ongoing evolution of global markets.
Today's signal:
• Fed Governor Waller sees December hike likely, opens door to possible half-point increase (cnbc.com)
• SoftBank Group shares surge 11% as Asian tech stocks track Wall Street rebound (cnbc.com)
• I’m 53 and not sure how to handle merging finances with my long-term partner. (marketwatch.com)
• Jensen Huang affair puts Nvidia's future at risk, with no clear successor to the renowned CEO (cnbc.com)
• Think the bond market is broken? History says a massive turnaround could be coming. (marketwatch.com)
• Should a widow leave her late partner’s home to her stepkids — or cut off contact with them? (marketwatch.com)