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Bond market signals skepticism about Fed action on inflation, Gundlach says

Jeffrey Gundlach said the bond market is sending a message that investors doubt the Federal Reserve will take sufficient action to address inflation, according to CNBC.

Gundlach pointed to divergent moves across the Treasury curve as evidence of that skepticism, suggesting that parts of the yield curve are not aligning on expectations for how the Fed will respond.

The comments were framed around the idea that the market is effectively telling Fed-related leadership to start acting on inflation.

CNBC’s coverage also noted that the Treasury curve’s mixed performance is a key part of Gundlach’s interpretation of investor sentiment.

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