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A good three weeks ago we had strong data from the labor market especially when it comes to wages sold there was this fear of inflation and maybe the federal reserve pulling even higher as expected but now those various seem to be gone thats reflected in the yields of the ten year treasury note thats dropped quite a bit and that gave the stock market boost here at the beginning of the week and we pretty much stand where all the turbulence is started good as we weeks ago meanwhile we heard that t...

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Deciding, you know what? we might just feel safer moving our investments from stocks that have been riding far and fast and going into something safe like treasury notes and bonds. for today, a ten-year treasury note was zooming over 2.7%. a lot of people say well on its way to 3%. that could be something that the president keeps an eye on because all of this could be occurring when hes going to use as a backdrop for his state of the union speech the vastly improving tone on wall street and inde...

Asset classes and trading. right now to keep it simple, the yield on the ten-year treasury between the two-year treasury note is collapsing. also, the 30-year coming to the ten and two-year is collapsing. that happened in 2007 and happened in 2000. that usually the sign that the big believers -- remember, the bond market is the deepest market in the world. the big believers do not believe in the growth story. >> it is interesting that we havent seen interest rates spike a whole lot higher, gary,...

Explain what it means. >> it means the borrowed money is going to be more expensive. in particular, credit cards. if you have debt, the balance you keep on the credit card, its going to cost more money every month. interest rates on credit card debt will rise. new auto loans could be more expensive. mortgage rates are expected to rise, tied to the ten-year treasury note, tied to what the fed does with interest rates. increased savings rates. the last one has been a big bone of contention for sen...

It jumdped 4% since the electio. that can pinch manufacturing. it makes american goods more expensive overseas. the ten-year treasury note surged 30% since the election. that makes mortgages more expensive. it makes borrowing money more expensive. the bank stocks like that. that is a big move so quickly. >> mortgages are getting higher. monday night football. green bay and philadelphia. packers quarterback aaron rodgers had a good game. hines ward with the bleacher report. thats next. generosi...

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Happened today. we had some interest rates moving up very smartly, depending on the treasury note or bond. were talking about anywhere from five year highs to six month highs. but theyre highs, and a lot of people seem to be sensing the federal reserve is going to raise interest rates, seeing as you were critic of the federal reserve and many of your colleagues were at the time, and are, would you embrace that? do you think its a good idea for them to say go ahead and raise interest rates? the b...

10-year treasury note. very, very popular today. a lot of people buying it. driving the yield down and that ultimately will be good for home buyers in this country. >> we have seen interest rates so low as they tried to stimulate growth but the degree of success is debatable. there was a discussion they were at the point where they would raise interest rates. that also puts pressure on these markets. is that going on off the table? >> reporter: the former treasury secretary larry summers said we...

I actually honestly dont think that they will. however, the anticipation that they may go up is definitely going to get a lot of buyers back into the market. my concern is not so much interest rates. my concern is low inventory. low inventory is creating an increase in prices and the increase in price is actually much higher than wage growth. >> the interest rates tumbled today and people were leaving stocks, going into bonds, treasury bills and notes. the price went up. deals went down. right n...