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Rising Debt, Rising Rates: How U.S. Fiscal Imbalances Impact Long-Term Borrowing Costs
This IMF study finds that rising U.S. debt and deficits significantly increase long-term interest rates, with the relationship strengthening in recent years. Using long-term projections and expanded controls, it warns that fiscal deterioration could drive up future borrowing costs. Ask ChatGPT
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The issue of sovereign debt is back. However, at present, not Greece or Italy are the main suspects - but the US. President Trump plays a key role.
The issue of sovereign debt is back. However, at present, not Greece or Italy are the main suspects - but the US. President Trump plays a key role.
Study Reveals Shifts in U.S. Financial Sector Lending Patterns
The U.S. financial sector’s intricate web of interconnections has long been a subject of fascination and concern for economists and policymakers alike. In a recent study, Nina Boyarchenko and Leonardo Elias delve into the nuances of this network, shedding light on how it reshapes our understanding of lending patterns to the real sector, which encompasses both households and nonfinancial firms. Source
Quite astonishing trends are developing in the field of fiscal policy throughout the world, but especially in the United States, which could have very serious long-term or even medium-term consequences - writes investor Viktor Zsiday in his post.
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