Long-term yields are droping again...

Discussion in 'Economics' started by The Kin, Aug 14, 2005.

  1. Let's see...

    1) Long-term yields are droping after a quick run up.
    2) The dollar is falling against other curriences.
    3) CPI will eventually shoot up thanks to Oil despite the feds tickering with the numbers.

    So what happens now?

    I wonder if the Greenspan will be forced to bring interest rates up in order to raise the greenback and decrease the price of oil, decreasing inflationary pressures.

    Long-term yields seem to predict otherwise unless the curve is to become inverted...