Relying solely on mortgage rate adjustments to solve housing affordability? That's a gamble when global bond markets keep throwing curveballs. The thing is, rates are just one piece of the puzzle. When international debt markets stay this volatile, tweaking interest rates alone won't cut it. You need a more comprehensive approach to actually move the needle on housing costs. The fundamental issue: in an unpredictable global financial environment, single-lever policy fixes rarely deliver the results policymakers hope for.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 1h ago
Basically, it's just trying to manipulate interest rates to control housing prices? Ha, who would believe that with the international bond market so crazy?
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 9h ago
Thinking you can solve housing prices just by adjusting interest rates? Wake up, the global bond market is so volatile right now.
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GasGasGasBro
· 9h ago
The interest rate trick has been played out long ago. With the global bond market so crazy, do you still think raising rates can save housing prices? Dream on, haha
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 9h ago
Honestly, just adjusting interest rates to solve the housing price problem? How naive is that? The international bond market is so volatile, it's not that simple.
Relying solely on mortgage rate adjustments to solve housing affordability? That's a gamble when global bond markets keep throwing curveballs. The thing is, rates are just one piece of the puzzle. When international debt markets stay this volatile, tweaking interest rates alone won't cut it. You need a more comprehensive approach to actually move the needle on housing costs. The fundamental issue: in an unpredictable global financial environment, single-lever policy fixes rarely deliver the results policymakers hope for.