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[QUOTE="candle7779, post: 46023, member: 17777"] Central Banks are Feeding the Next Crisis: A Bond Bubble It is often said that every crisis is created in the aftermath of the prior one. The Federal Reserve and other central banks response to the 2007-2009 financial crisis has been to drive interest rates to extremely low levels by engaging in unprecedented balance sheet expansion . The intention of these policies has been to force investors out of cash and back into paper assets. In this narrow regard they have succeeded, spawning a bubble in bonds as investors have been forced to take on more credit risk in search of unobtainable yields in an artificially ultra-low rate environment. But how long can such a dynamic last? History shows that at some point in the not too distant future focus will quickly shift away from return on capital and back to the return of capital. In this article we will analyze further the yield bubble and its impact on the global macro environment. [/QUOTE]
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