Barry Ritholtz over at The Big Picture recently posted the chart below (click for larger image) detailing U.S. long-term interest rates (here). He then went on to draw the conclusion that it must be a golden time to make infrastructure investment at these yields.
For myself, the chart calls forth an entirely different question: Why are long-term interest rates at their lowest level since the industrial revolution took off in America? Continue reading
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