kiran: there might be a little more to go.are looking for 1.8% by the end of the year, a little more upside as we get tapering coming through from the fed. we do not expect to see more substantial increases in yields. when you think about where the neutral rate is, we think that is below zero. you have to think about yields being below the rates of inflation for the foreseeable future. then the question is, can we expect to see significant he high rates of inflation like at the moment persist into the future. we think that is relatively unlikely. dani: if you think that is unlikely, and we hear from the sideline, more calls for inflation, sticky inflation, even stagflation, is there anywhere you can take advantage of that if the market is getting off kilter? kiran: you are starting to see in some breakeven markets inflation picking up more than might be expected in the event of a transitory inflation shop. if you are more cautious on inflation, being relatively underweight insecurities relative to nominal treasuries would be a

kiran: it is all about earnings.e started today and as long as they remain strong we think the markets can move higher even if rates are moving higher. that is the goldilocks scenario, rates move up because growth is strong. we are looking for the s&p 500 to hit 5000 during 2022 which is above current levels. but we are also looking for u.s. gdp growth to grow 5.3% next year. there is talk of stagflation. we have certainly got flation on the stag side of things. alix: when you get the downgrades on growth like today for germany, that doesn't affect what you think the overall growth or earnings picture can look like? kiran: the energy crisis is negative for growth and boosting inflation which is not a positive. but i think we can take solace from the fact we are entering this year and a very strong place and we have a lot of these banks backs and recover --bank spacs and recoveries. that is something we are looking at this earnings season on the margins inside. there is a lot of concern about how labor pressure and im

kiran had goals. kiran had dreams and he was definitely trying to achieve them that mother dealing with heartbreak five years later next. the effort to breathe new life into this cold case in tonight's edition of ktvu, fox two on salt. and the knp complex fire prompts another round of evacuations later tonight, the latest on the wildfire burning in sequoia national park. year od killed in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood almost five years ago. investigators believe there are many people who might be involved in his death, but the trail has gone cold. in tonight's fox, two unsolved crime reporter henry lee speaks with the victim's mother, who says she is desperate for answers. it was five years ago this week that kiran lamont called his mother while she was in the kitchen. he asked me what i was doing. i told him i was cooking. he said he would be coming over. my child never made it there. on october, 7 2016 lamont was shot and killed near plymouth and broad in san francisco's ocean view neighbo

kiran had goals. kiran had dreams. and he was definitely trying to achieve them.over the years, jones has stopped by the spot where her son was gunned down. she's been joined by police billboards have been put up, but so far there's been no movement. it's painful, but she wants to keep what happened in the public eye. it's a never ending theme. and i'm gonna keep fighting until i have justice for my child, she says justice will prevail, perhaps with the help of a financial incentive, a reward for tips has since grown to $100,000. no, somebody out there knows something. and my child didn't deserve to die the way he did. besides any arrest, jones has another wish. i would like he runs face to go up on this marrow. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. now to the california wildfire season. the knp complex fire burning in sequoia and kings canyon. national parks continues to grow already. it's burned through nearly 106 square miles and forced new evacuations overnight. lightning started this fire more than three weeks ago. the fire is shut down both national parks. thousands

kiran. and he was definitely trying to achieve them. over the years, jones has stopped by the spot where her son was gunned down. she's been joined by police billboards have been put up, but so far there's been no movement. it's painful, but she wants to keep what happened in the public eye. it's a never ending theme. and i'm gonna keep fighting until i have justice for my child, she says justice will prevail, perhaps with the help of a financial incentive, a reward for tips has since grown to $100,000. no, somebody out there knows something. and my child didn't deserve to die the way he did. besides any arrest, jones has another wish. i would like he runs face to go up on this marrow. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. golden state warriors forward andrew wiggins has received his covid-19 vaccine and will be eligible to play in all games. the announcement was made today before the team traveled to portland to play its first preseason game. the nba had denied wiggins request for a religious exemption. it said that he would not be able to pla

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