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Rising Interest Rate Could Mean Rising Debt Costs
Now the concern is that rising interest rates will increase the governmentâs debt-service costs. The 10-year Treasury yield has risen 67 basis points over the last year to 1.77%. And the Federal Reserve has indicated it will likely begin raising rates in March, with economists and investors generally expecting four or more rate hikes this year.
I just love all these phony trip point ratios they cite without having a clue hell what they really mean if anything.
https://www.thestreet.com/investing/national-debt-30-trillion-dollars-rising-rates
Now the concern is that rising interest rates will increase the governmentâs debt-service costs. The 10-year Treasury yield has risen 67 basis points over the last year to 1.77%. And the Federal Reserve has indicated it will likely begin raising rates in March, with economists and investors generally expecting four or more rate hikes this year.
I just love all these phony trip point ratios they cite without having a clue hell what they really mean if anything.
https://www.thestreet.com/investing/national-debt-30-trillion-dollars-rising-rates