Higher Rates 'Cannot Manufacture' Oil or Reverse Tariffs: James Thorne Says Fed Eyeing Another Hike a 'Misdiagnosis'
Fed eyes another hike by year-end, but strategist James Thorne says it's misdiagnosing an economy that isn't overheating.
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The 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.66%, the highest since May 2002. Jim Bianco and Ed Yardeni say yields are only catching up with growth.
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