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Rising Bond Yields Are No Excuse for Central Bank Inertia

Are the bond and derivatives markets doing the tough work for central bankers? Swaps are pricing a globally coordinated cycle of interest rate increased over the next 12 months, and longer-term bond yields are hitting multi-decade highs in the US, Europe and Japan. That, in turn, has prompted Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh and some policymakers from…

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