Higher for Longer Means Repricing Cheap Money
Markets must price a restrictive but not recessionary regime, where credit tightens, refinancing costs rise, and cheap money no longer anchors multiples.
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Markets must price a restrictive but not recessionary regime, where credit tightens, refinancing costs rise, and cheap money no longer anchors multiples.
Markets must price a restrictive but not recessionary regime, where credit tightens, refinancing costs rise, and cheap money no longer anchors multiples.
The U.S. leads crude output at 13.2 million barrels a day, but it still relies on foreign sources for 15 vital minerals.