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Soft August PCE Print Could Backfire On Stocks And Bonds
Source: seekingalpha.com
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The author argues that if the Federal Reserve does not raise rates at its October FOMC meeting, bonds could sell off afterward. In the author's view, a 25bp rate hike would do little to restore price stability, implying continued inflation and policy-credibility risks for fixed-income markets.
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