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<description><![CDATA[<a class="usericon Doge" href="index.php?nav=4" title="Posted by Doge"></a></h3>If you believe their statements, anyhow.  That said, the FED will torture the data until it does what they want it to, so I suspect Wenzel's analysis of the bureaucrat mind is probably solid.  Of course, they still have an upper bound of 3% being the point at which the USG is instantaneously insolvent, so don't expect anything more than a few bp, which is close to meaningless.  That is, unless the entire goal is a controlled demolition of the economy...]]></description>
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