After last week’s inflation and jobs reports, the debate rages on about what the Fed will do with interest rates. By week’s end, several economic reports suggesting healthy economic growth, widespread media fear mongering and a cadre of Fed speak, fanned overheating anxieties causing the 10-year Treasury yield to rise by about 15 basis points. Understandably, investors entered the weekend…
A disinflationary U.S. economy headed for disinflationary rate cuts? (by Jim Paulsen)
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