NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – While Wall Street frets over the ability of bond markets to absorb an approaching interest rate rise, the U.S. Federal Reserve has a message for the industry: deal with it. The financial industry worries that when the Fed’s tightening plans take hold, a sell-off in the massive U.S. bond market could ensue, and be exacerbated by a lack of bank buyers willing to jump in. Banks, including primary dealers who act as market makers for U.S.