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Debates over federal fiscal policy and rising debt levels, along with continued differences in views of government spending priorities, have led to a series of contentious debt limit episodes in recent years.

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Markets had largely expected the uptick, but the underlying components showed a more mixed inflation picture compared to the broad-based declines seen in prior months.

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We foresee potential price downside in domestic fixed income and even higher yields before the skies clear.

What happens when companies or individuals get hit with bad news? We don’t just sit there and take it—we try to figure out how to get back on track.

While ongoing increases might suggest two more rate increases, we now expect the Fed to hike rates by 25 basis points at its March meeting and then pause.