Interest Rates May Begin to Level Out says Investment Advisor

There are some indications that the steady increase in interest rates seen throughout 2022 may finally start leveling out.

Larry Short, Senior Investment Advisor with Short Financial, a branch of IA Private Wealth in St. John’s, says the bond market is one of the key indicators of where interest rates are likely to go. The bond market is where governments, banks, and insurance companies go to borrow money and where mutual funds and pension funds lend money.While that’s not yet being reflected in GICs and mortgages, says Short, if the bond market is saying interest rates are going to be lower in the future, it means that the inflation we’ve seen in recent years will either dissipate, “or at least stop increasing.

Well there's an unequivocal opinion

LOL...sure thing. China dumping massive US debt instruments, going to gold, the fed pumping dollars into a collapsed system inflating it instead of fixing it since 2009, public and govt debt at huge historic highs. Sure, if the market crashes and a depression results....deflation

May begin to level out 😂...wow great analysis Larry he knows no more about this than the rest of us.

If it doesn’t, we will be in a deep recession Larry_Short

He's probably correct. But rates will level off or go lower because central banks will start printing money out of thin air again. Which should create more inflation. The US federal reserve has just started printing again.

Sure hope so!

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