The stronger consumer confidence, the more likely the Fed will keep hiking rates for longer. Yields have the potential to march higher in the coming months.

We’re a little bearish on the market.

I think investors have their eyes onto…the host of economic data for next week, which will probably be more exciting than this week’s.

Both the U.K. and the Caribbean represent hedge fund communities. It’s not necessarily U.K. investors per se, but these are the investors based in London.

There is talk that the unemployment rate will fall to a new cycle low of 4.6 percent.

I think it’s important from the policy stand point in that if the housing market is cooling down then I would argue that the Fed would probably have to do a little less.

The Fed is going to raise rates tomorrow, so it makes sense for the two-year yield to rise to 4.75 percent or higher.