One man’s debts are another man’s assets: Ray Dalio explains how low interest rates fuel debt cycles
With piling debt and risks building, the system becomes fragile. Eventually, problems show up — in the form of high inflation, financial stress or even a recession. At that point, policymakers are forced to raise rates or tighten financial conditions. That is when the cycle begins to turn.
With piling debt and risks building, the system becomes fragile. Eventually, problems show up — in the form of high inflation, financial stress or even a recession. At that point, policymakers are forced to raise rates or tighten financial conditions. That is when the cycle begins to turn.
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