Long Term Interest Rates from 1790 to the Present
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From Bianco Research who claim "more than 300 institutional clients worldwide including official government agencies, central banks, public and private pension plans, institutional money managers and hedge funds".
Which claim has caused me to never bother pricing them out.
Take note of the year 1916 which incorrectly holds the line marking the creation of the Federal Reserve Bank.
The New York offices of which are the official summer home of Satan himself and the source of all evil in this world.
The Federal Reserve Act was voted into existence December 23, 1913.
Click on the chart if you have an interest in pricing out Bianco Research, someone around here might partner up with you.
Take a hard look at 1940 through 1984 if you own or are planning to own bonds anytime soon.
The value of your bonds rise as interest rates fall, and subsequently fall as interest rates rise.
From Barry Habib at Mortgage Success Source
That pipe dream is just nonsense.
Prior to this program, mortgage rates were above 6%.
Now that the Fed program has ended, it's reasonable to assume that mortgage rates will rise back towards those levels…
“Additionally - sovereign debt has come into question.
Downgrades in the sovereign debt of both
Our government currently spends $1.49 for each $1.00 it brings in.
Our debt is now 57% of GDP...and rising.
Does anyone really believe that Treasury yields are headed lower?
“When all the factors are considered - the chances of higher interest rates are a virtual lock.
And anyone in the market to borrow should consider acting sooner rather than later.
Barry Habib, Mortgage Success Source