Investigative Economics
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The Obvious Lever Behind Bond Pricing Is The Fed’s Interest Rate
The current collapse in the Treasury bond market is commonly said to be a remnant of oil prices following the conflict around the Strait of Hormuz.
Bond yields have been intertwined with rising oil prices, and because bond yields are inve...
Bond Yields Now Follow Oil Prices For Whatever Reason
In the past week, Treasury bonds saw a large selloff as prices collapsed with foreign ownership of T-bills in stark decline. All of it related to sky-high oil prices.
In a recent interview, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that...
The Rampant Fraud, Straw Buyers, And Predatory Borrowing At the Heart of the Financial Crisis
While much attention has been paid to predatory lending leading up to the subprime crisis—high-interest lending without the borrowers knowing the ramifications—numerous states were more awash in predatory borrowing—where borrowers falsify d...
Flipping Empty Boxes: Vacancy Rate Was High Before, Not After, the Foreclosure Crisis
The common theme of the 2007-2008 financial crisis is that the housing bubble led more and more people with weaker credit to take a chance on homeownership using subprime lending. Banks were eager to lend money even to those who usually cou...
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