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Treasury yield moves are a result of a more hawkish Jerome Powell, says Schwab's Kathy Jones
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Charles Schwab’s Kathy Jones joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss the latest moves in rates, the recent moves in Treasury yields, what could impact fixed income markets and much more.
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