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Gundlach: Fed cannot cut rates amid surging inflation

Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine Capital, believes the Federal Reserve cannot cut interest rates due to persistent inflation, citing the current yield on two-year Treasuries exceeding the Fed funds rate. He anticipates further increases in the Consumer Price Index, potentially starting with a four in the next report, exacerbated by rising oil prices from the Iran war. Despite these concerns and his own warnings about private credit, Gundlach notes the stock market's surprising strength and high valuations, driven by strong earnings. AI

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Gundlach: Fed cannot cut rates amid surging inflation

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Jordan Fitzgerald, Sam Kim, Bloomberg ·

    Gundlach says it’s ‘just not possible’ for the Fed to cut rates

    Newly confirmed as Federal Reserve chair, Kevin Warsh is coming into the role at a “rough time,” Gundlach said.