Is the market prepared for the rise of interest rates?

Optimism toward re-opening the nation could imply that markets are stable and able to sustain the ongoing changes the nation continues to face. The market is rather bullish currently with costs rising and value stagnated in nearly across the board. The return of jobs brings hope that life is indeed returning to normal and the nation to is returning to prosperity. But, many Americans are not returning back to the workforce at the expected pace. The White House is rejoicing. Wall Street if not. At least not yet. Certainly increasing jobs to 600,000 while the the nation is dragging itself out of a crisis is progress. However, in the face of continued financial challenges for American families that are relying on the government for stimulus checks turning the wand many workers not re it is hardly a cause to celebrate Economic and finance experts are forecasting a crash within the next year as markets continue to be unstable in a fluctuating post-pandemic business climate. Rising market rates are a sign of inflation experts say. A jolt in the markets seems inevitable. Can the American economy sustain itself? Sometimes it's a matter of perspective. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says a little inflation is not necessarily a bad thing.