https://www.ft.com/content/944ea914-07df-47c1-a70f-c4a56fec6e46Bank of America and Deutsche Bank analysts now don't expect rate cuts until December. BofA says 4 in 2025 (article points out how much economic cooling do they foresee to have that occur? BofA report silent on that), Deutsche are down to 2 for 2025.
2-year T-bills sold off/yields up this week and the auctions were judged to have been poor.
A lot of companies with debt restructuring due very soon especially for real estate holdings as has been pointed out by others are pulling hair out and probably attempting some arm twisting of public officials. Wouldn't surprise me if it wasn't in part behind Biden's jawboning of the Fed. (A December cut doesn't help him politically.)
Notably, both Deutsche and Bank of America say that the Fed will stop cutting rates earlier than it had previously estimated, implying that something structural changed in the US economy that makes it able to withstand higher interest rates.