This video discusses an unseen crisis brewing in the U.S. market, explaining why borrowing costs can rise even when the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates. We explore the impact on your mortgage rates and the broader economy, connecting it to the actions of the central bank. The discussion highlights the significant increase in the average interest rate on U.S. marketable government debt, and what that means for bond yields.
from Volumes Untold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMAbIt1DmWM
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