SnowCrashing on Nostr: "With the ongoing fiscal dominance condition of deficits equaling 6-7% of GDP or ...
"With the ongoing fiscal dominance condition of deficits equaling 6-7% of GDP or more, along with various trade tensions/tariffs, ongoing wars, and higher average oil prices, I think it’s unlikely that mortgage rates will reach a lower-low in this cycle. "
Can someone explain further why rates can't go lower due to these issues?
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