“Bond vigilantes” figure “no matter which party wins the White House and the Congress, fiscal policies will bloat the budget deficit and heat up inflation,” Wall Street veteran Ed Yardeni warns.
Source: Inman News
Mortgage rates back at 7% as bond market investors stage rebellion
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