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6 charts show how the surge in bond yields is being felt by consumers and businesses (opens the original)
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Bond yields have spiked, with the 10-year Treasury surpassing 5% for the first time in three years. Higher borrowing costs are already being seen in consumer products like mortgages. These six charts show how the rise in borrowing costs is being felt, from consumer to corporate debt. High interest rates are already making things more expensive for American consumers and businesses. Bond yields have spiked in recent weeks, with fixed-income markets gripped by a sell-off that's hit government debt
A veteran economist tells us why he sees a recession and a stock crash by the end of 2027 (opens the original)
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Henrik Zeberg says US stocks are headed for a final rally before the AI trade breaks down. The economist, who studies business cycles, sees signs the US is already on its way to a recession. His thesis involves the Nasdaq 100 plunging 72% from its peak, a decline on par with the dot-com crash. The K-shaped economy and the AI bubble are sowing the seeds of the next crash. That's the message from Henrik Zeberg, a Danish economist who sees a roller coaster ride ahead for the US economy and stock ma
Why 5% is the Treasury-yield level that freaks investors out (opens the original)
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The 10-year Treasury yield is is striking distance of 5%. That level is a key psychological threshold that investors see as a threat to stocks. "If we were to break above 5%, it would cause stresses," one source said. A 5% 10-year Treasury yield is something that keeps investors up at night. Yields were edging up again on Friday after briefly dipping following the August inflation report. The 10-year bond yield was 4.95% around midday, just 5 basis points from the important 5% threshold that's r
America's supply of homes for sale is at a 10-year high. Buyers aren't biting. (opens the original)
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America's pile of homes for sale rose to a 10-year high last month, NAR data shows. The supply glut attests to how high mortgage rates have kept many buyers on the sidelines. Forecasters expect the slowdown to continue, with rates to remain elevated through 2026. Homes for sale are piling up across America. The US housing market recorded its largest supply glut in a decade in August, a sign that prospective homebuyers are struggling to break into the market as the fight against higher mortgage r
What smart people are saying about oil prices surging back toward $100 (opens the original)
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Fresh Middle East tensions have sent oil prices spiking again. Brent oil is inching back toward $100 a barrel, hovering around six-week highs. As oil rises, gas prices in the US hit a Labor Day record. Oil prices have jumped, sparking a sharp surge in US gas prices that culminated in record high prices at the pump for the Labor Day weekend. Markets are digesting a series of fresh strikes in the Middle East that have further diminished hopes that the US and Iran will resolve the six-month-old war
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