Bond Markets Tighten Grip on Economy
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Bond markets are tightening the screws on inflation, with yields on government bonds surging due to soaring oil prices. The two-year Treasury yield has risen to 4%, and the ten-year Treasury is pushing mortgage rates higher. Fed Chair Jerome Powell acknowledges the challenge of ignoring inflation, while Kansas City Fed President Jeff Schmid warns against dismissing the oil crunch as temporary. Experts like Ed Yardeni suggest this oil shock has ended hopes for easy money, forcing markets to reprice higher. Consumers are feeling the pinch, and bond moves may help keep the economy in check until inflation expectations stabilize.
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