Negative interest rates on treasuries mean the bond buyer is receiving less than what he originally paid for! While this may be a short term solution to fears about the economic system it is not a viable longer term solution. Who would want to buy an investment like that?
Eventually buyers would migrate out of the country towards more attractive foreign locales.
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Saturday, September 20, 2008
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