Mike Shedlock says the recent jump in long term bond yields is not mainly due to the US deficit or oil prices. He argues several factors are driving it, citing a 0.4% August CPI rise, 29,000 payroll gains and 4.2% unemployment.
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Mike Shedlock says the recent jump in long term bond yields is not mainly due to the US deficit or oil prices. He argues several factors are driving it, citing a 0.4% August CPI rise, 29,000 payroll gains and 4.2% unemployment.
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