The case for rates to go higher?
I've been starting to hear some counter takes on where rates are going and curious if anyone else shares these and could explain more. Heard several people predict that even if we have short term relief here, over the next few years rates are actually going to reverse and go higher than they have been the past year. I'm not totally sure of the rationale, but I think it centers around a slowing demand for US treasuries causing risk free rate to shoot higher.
I doubt the federal reserve can get rates higher and keep them there. The US can barely pay its debts as it is.
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