
We've reached 'peak Fed mania'
CNN
Only a month ago, a significant percentage of investors thought that the Federal Reserve wouldn't need to raise interest rates in March.
So much for that. The stock and bond markets are now gripped by fears of multiple rate hikes this year.
Inflation worries have become so prevalent in the past few weeks -- peaking with Thursday's consumer price report showing the biggest year-over-year surge in nearly 40 years -- that many now believe the Fed needs to aggressively raise rates multiple times.

In speeches, interviews, exchanges with reporters and posts on social media, the president filled his public statements not only with exaggerations but outright fabrications. As he did during his first presidency, Trump made false claims with a frequency and variety unmatched by any other elected official in Washington.