Since last month, interest rates have been declining - a bearish signal. Unless there is a bold and quick action on Dodd-Frank after the inauguration that removes liabilities for banks that would lend to the lower tier of the housing market, I still an leaning toward a bit of a bumpy patch ahead.
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
December 2016 CPI Inflation
Since last month, interest rates have been declining - a bearish signal. Unless there is a bold and quick action on Dodd-Frank after the inauguration that removes liabilities for banks that would lend to the lower tier of the housing market, I still an leaning toward a bit of a bumpy patch ahead.
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ReplyDeleteMercy me, see above.
Whiel Yellen plots to keep unemployed one in 20 Americans who want to work, Japan is building apartments and holding inflation way down.
I like their approach better.
Crazy, isn't it? This is common here too. Bemoaning real investment.
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