The federal government and the Federal Reserve may be coming to a realization that the deficits we are running are going to cost a lot more than previously anticipated. The 10-year Treasury bond today hit 3.70%.
Rates on the 10 year have gone from 3.20% o 3.70% in the last 5 days and up from 2.92% over . . . → Read More: Bond rates on the rise may signal inflation
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