December CPI Surges to 3.2% — Inflation’s Toll on Rates, Bonds and Your Portfolio
The 12‑month CPI jump to 3.2% this week forces the Fed to tighten further, squeezing bond yields and raising borrowing costs for investors and homeowners alike.
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The 12‑month CPI jump to 3.2% this week forces the Fed to tighten further, squeezing bond yields and raising borrowing costs for investors and homeowners alike.
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