What does this RISE in Interest Rates mean?
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The 10 Year Treasury bond is rising rapidly in its interest rate. This means the US Government must pay more interest on its newly created bonds. Housing mortgage rates are rising slowly, and are expected to rise more rapidly. What can the FED do to keep the rising interest rates from causing a stock market crash?
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