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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Bonds to crash?
The Fed may lower its funds rate in the short term, but Jim in San Marcos is predicting steep rises in worldwide interest rates and (therefore) a sell0ff in suddenly-very-uncompetitive bonds.
4 comments:
I believe bonds will not crash.
Here's why:
Credit crunch side-effects:
Why US treasury bond may soar
Do you go along with that, Sackers - that rates will rise steeply?
With the spread high, interest rates will be lower, so real borrowing costs do not increase too much.
IMHO of course.
Thanks, all: I struggle with this issue in my next post.
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