The bond market is entirely too freaked out: Economist

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Yahoo Finance's Seana Smith and Adam Shapiro spoke with Economist, Portfolio Manager, and Research Analyst at Trillium Asset Management Cheryl Smith about the bond market, interest rates, and the Federal Reserve's response to inflation.

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Amazing!!!
A seasoned bond market expert is not freaking out!! Please everyone else take a break from being experts on everything... even if well intentioned

y.kapocalyptic
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I said I want right now because my government's in Philippines is ready now

amvorv
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No inflation? Of course there's been inflation. The way the Fed measures CPI is asanine. You want to see inflation? Look at personal consumption expenditures(PCE) data. People tend to spend the money in similar ways month over month. Food, gas, stuff, bills. We are creatures of habit. Household expenditures were rising for decades pre-pandemic. It dipped in March 2020 but now its back to 2019 levels. And that while still in lockdown with moratoriums on eviction, foreclosures, and school loans. The "cost of living" in going to skyrocket on re-open.

TheMjoDoj
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Mark my word periods!!! I belongings you I swear!

amvorv
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Inflation hasn't happened in 14 years is a reason not to worry?

lukemckee