Report published August 28, 2026

Long-Term Interest Rate Dynamics and the Three-Day FOMC Meeting Window

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Issuer: Apollo Global Management
Report date: August 28, 2026
Analysis as of: Not stated in source

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Analysis shows that since June 1989, cumulative changes in the 10-year US Treasury yield have been overwhelmingly concentrated in the three-day window around FOMC meetings.

Key Takeaways

1.Historically, the secular decline and cumulative movements in 10-year US Treasury yields since June 1989 have occurred almost entirely within a three-day window surrounding FOMC meetings (day before, day of, and day after).

For many years, long-term interest rates only moved during the three-day window around FOMC meetings

Report data

Cumulative change in 10-year US Treasury yield vs. FOMC 3-day window moves (1989–2026)

Metric	Estimate	Context
Cumulative change window for 10-year US Treasury yield	3 days	FOMC meeting window (day before, day of, day after) accounting for nearly all cumulative yield changes.

Source: FRED (DGS10), Hillenbrand (2024), Federal Reserve. This is a dated model snapshot, not a live forecast.

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Reported Data Context

Cumulative change window for 10-year US Treasury yield: 3 days (1989-06 to 2026) · Source: FRED (DGS10), Hillenbrand (2024), Federal Reserve

Securities

US 10-year Treasury yield

Themes

Monetary Policy Impact on Long-Term YieldsSecular Decline in Interest Rates

Regions

North AmericaUnited States

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