believe we are in for in 2022 |
6.319 |
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between two and four makes sense to us |
4.48 |
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CARDINAL
between two and four
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come into play in the second half of |
4.479 |
Jump to 74.96 |
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first part of 2023 |
4.401 |
Jump to 79.439 |
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different this time around from 2018 and |
5.2 |
Jump to 83.84 |
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2019. |
4.719 |
Jump to 86.4 |
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2017-2019 period a lot of the |
5.32 |
Jump to 95.799 |
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still be buying bonds for much of 2022 |
4.56 |
Jump to 105.36 |
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stimulus of the past two years or so |
4.319 |
Jump to 158.56 |
DATE
the past two years or so
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only around a third of the stimulus that |
4.72 |
Jump to 167.36 |
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if we hit for example two and a half |
4.08 |
Jump to 208.799 |
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percent three percent is that something |
5.601 |
Jump to 210.799 |
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yeah i think that's the million dollar |
3.36 |
Jump to 216.4 |
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around five percent as far as the cpi |
5.36 |
Jump to 232.48 |
PERCENT
around five percent
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goes in 2022 so while we do have |
5.601 |
Jump to 234.799 |
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in the near term but in 2023 is when we |
4.64 |
Jump to 246.4 |
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the fred's two percent flexible average |
4.8 |
Jump to 251.04 |
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we look for the 10-year yield to be |
4.16 |
Jump to 277.84 |
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around 2 percent at mid-year and we look |
4.56 |
Jump to 279.6 |
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40 basis points so overall we have |
4.479 |
Jump to 284.16 |
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treasury curve at 40 basis points at |
4.639 |
Jump to 320.56 |
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perhaps the timing of the first rate |
3.679 |
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