Rosenberg warns that pricing in five Fed hikes could imperil the economy

TL;DR
Veteran economist David Rosenberg argues the bigger risk from the upcoming Fed decision isn’t the 25 basis point hike itself but the market’s pricing of four to five additional hikes, a path he says isn’t supported by the data; with the 10-year yield above 5%, he highlights discrepancies in core inflation measurements, wage trends slowing, and surging energy costs as the true inflation driver, predicting bonds may outperform stocks as investors position for a weaker economy, and noting the November 4 Treasury issuance will be a telling datapoint.
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