A look at what it will mean to have the Fed raise rates while the treasury issues more debt and look at the short and long-term impact on equities and bonds.
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In today's video, we discuss GDP and inflation data. We also look at what it will mean to have the Fed raise rates while the treasury issues more debt and look at the short and long-term impact on equities and bonds.
Video Length: 00:25:12
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