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Herb Stein famously said that if something cannot go on forever it will stop. He might very well have been talking about today’s everything bubble in U.S. and world financial markets, which has largely been fueled by the Federal Reserve’s extraordinarily easy monetary policy. Tuesday’s Democratic victory in Georgia’s senatorial races could very well prove to be the beginning of the end for today’s financial market excesses. It could be so by pushing up long-term interest rates through yet another round of large-scale budget stimulus.
It would be an understatement to say that we are now experiencing the mother of all bubbles in the world’s financial markets. Never mind that the United States and Europe are in the midst of the darkest of COVID-19 winters, world equity market valuations are at record levels. Indeed, according to the Shiller Cyclically Adjusted Price Earnings measure, today U.S. equity valuations are at around the same level as they were on the eve of t
2021: The year the debt chickens might come home to roost Desmond Lachman, Opinion Contributor © Getty Images 2021: The year the debt chickens might come home to roost
On Wall Street it is said that the market consensus view on the economic outlook generally proves to be wrong. Judging by the overwhelming market consensus that we will see a continued V-shape recovery from the pandemic-induced economic crisis, it would seem that 2021 will again provide support for the Wall Street adage.
That s because markets will have underestimated the serious risks to both the U.S. and world economic outlook from a dark COVID-19 winter and from the massive debt buildup during the pandemic.