Or perhaps the market knows that the official rate of inflation is nowhere close to the real rate of inflation and are pricing that in? Also, I saw an article

Or perhaps the market knows that the official rate of inflation is nowhere close to the real rate of inflation and are pricing that in? Also, I saw an article the other day where the Fed is no longer buying MBS as part of QE <mark whatever> as of last month (I believe, could have been march) so a major buyer has left the market. A buyer who bought for no other reason other than to prop up the market I might add.