10-year US Treasury Yields rose for a fourth consecutive day, edging closer to the 5% mark for the first time since 2007. This has prompted Federal Reserve officials to insist on backing a strict fiscal policy.  Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams explained that interest rates are required to remain steep “for some time” in order to lower inflation to the central bank’s 2% target.

“Despite improving inflation numbers, there is a conflict as Treasury yields are rising, leading to uncertainty about the future of monetary policy,” economists at Rand Merchant Bank in Johannesburg, South Africa explained.

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Nestle’s investment plan includes allocating funds to increase its production capacity at plants located in the country as well as updating the technology used in its Colombian operations.

This latest investment decision comes after the world’s largest food and beverage producer invested $13 million in the South American nation, thereby advancing Colombia’s industrial growth agenda.

While Nestle has not been reached for comment, Laurent Freixe, Nestle’s top executive for Latin America, was previously quoted as saying that the company’s investment plan in Colombia would enable it to strengthen its product portfolio while aligning with government priorities such as youth employment.

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10-year US Treasury Yields rose for a fourth consecutive day, edging closer to the 5% mark for the first time since 2007. This has prompted Federal Reserve officials to insist on backing a strict fiscal policy.  Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams explained that interest rates are required to remain steep “for some time” in order to lower inflation to the central bank’s 2% target.

“Despite improving inflation numbers, there is a conflict as Treasury yields are rising, leading to uncertainty about the future of monetary policy,” economists at Rand Merchant Bank in Johannesburg, South Africa explained.

The post Stocks Fall Amid Weak Earnings and Rising Yields appeared first on theprimarymarket.com.

Nestle’s investment plan includes allocating funds to increase its production capacity at plants located in the country as well as updating the technology used in its Colombian operations.

This latest investment decision comes after the world’s largest food and beverage producer invested $13 million in the South American nation, thereby advancing Colombia’s industrial growth agenda.

While Nestle has not been reached for comment, Laurent Freixe, Nestle’s top executive for Latin America, was previously quoted as saying that the company’s investment plan in Colombia would enable it to strengthen its product portfolio while aligning with government priorities such as youth employment.

The post Nestle to Invest $100 Million in Colombian Operations appeared first on theprimarymarket.com.