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The Fed continues to pump massive amounts of cash into Primary Dealer trading accounts. That has had a slight effect in levitating stocks but no success in keeping bond yields down. In fact the opposite has occurred. Yields have risen sharply. The reasons are simple and obvious. The question is whether they are cyclical or about to become chronic.

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