Is it Mission Accomplished? - Bond Vigilantes and Gold's Dilemma with the Yen

Jesse Felder of The Felder Report and Trevor take all of the economic and market moves of this week and try to make sense of what exactly is happening. CPI and inflation data comes in line with expectations. Does that mean the Federal Reserve to jump on the air craft carrier of the US economy and proclaim "Mission Accomplished!"?

Bond vigilantes may be prepping for another volatile move in the long end of the curve. But what about the short end?

And if inflation is to return, will gold finally have its shiny moment back in investors eyes?

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