Good economic news is now bad news for stocks as rising interest rates take hold

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Good economic news is now bad news for stocks as rising interest rates take hold. BobPisani takes a look at how interest-rate-sensitive sectors are being impacted.

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BobPisani How did corporate America successfully operate when interest rates were much higher. Has business become addicted to and dependent on easy money. Time to go into rehab and reinvent.

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