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The 10-year Treasury yield “should continue to rise, or rather, resume the upward trend,” Schwab Research fixed-income strategist Collin Martin says. “But it really comes down to how quickly and how aggressive the Fed is with its pace of rate hikes.” Full interview:

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The 10-year Treasury yield “should continue to rise, or rather, resume the upward trend,” Schwab Research fixed-income strategist Collin Martin says. “But it really comes down to how quickly and how aggressive the Fed is with its pace of rate hikes.” Full interview:

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"I suspect... we're going to have this volatility... this uncertainty and fear with investors on the sidelines until we get more news from the Fed and until earnings continue," Defiance Investments CIO Sylvia Jablonski says.

The Melting Pot CEO Bob Johnston on the fondue company’s turnaround: “The concept is a very special concept. … Secondly, and I think one of the most important things, all of our locations are franchise locations.” Also talks about the impact from COVID-19:

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