Peter Schiff Says 8% Treasury Yield Is Coming — And It Would Mean 10% Mortgage Rates for Homeowners
Veteran investor Peter Schiff said Monday that the bond market has entered a structural bear market with yields headed far higher.
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Why It Matters
An experienced investor thinks government bond interest rates will climb much higher, which would make mortgages (loans to buy houses) more expensive for regular people. When interest rates go up, borrowing money costs more, so it's worth noticing if rates keep rising.
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