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Answer the question based ONLY on the following financial context below.
Answer in complete sentences and reference the document at the end of the sentence (ex. Doc 1).
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Doc1 NAME_1 Report:
''United States/North America Data offer support to both short and longer maturity yields. Macro data in the US continue to paint a picture of economic resilience—housing, consumer confidence and durable goods all topped estimates—which combined with an upward revision to 1Q23 GDP and softer jobless claims has put upward pressure on yields across the curve. The moves higher remain front-end led, especially with the Fed signaling a willingness to tighten more. We have previously noted that the risks were skewed towards more than the one additional hike in our economists’ baseline, and NAME_2’s comments both at his semiannual testimony to Congress and more recently in Sintra suggest there may be sufficient support in the FOMC for two more hikes. However, our reasoning for the one additional hike baseline was a strong indication from the Fed Chair that there would be a downshift to a quarterly pace of hikes, and there would be enough progress on inflation by the November meeting that the Fed may opt not to continue hiking at that point. On the first point, NAME_2 noted that consecutive hikes were not completely off the table, though we suspect the bar for such an outcome remains high; the in-line with consensus May core PCE reading supports this view. As we see it, Fed pricing at the very front end will remain in a narrow range — supporting our vol short, and the larger unresolved question is still about long run equilibrium rate levels, which we think markets continue to anchor to too low a level.'''

Question: What is NAME_1's current view about US economy (GDP and Inflation)?