Now that borrowing has a real cost, it will force companies to be more efficient. (It is unfortunate that politicians don't get more efficient when interests rates go up. Instead, they are pushing ESG, DEI, and Green New Deals.) That was a good overview of an unsettled market.
Now that borrowing has a real cost, it will force companies to be more efficient. (It is unfortunate that politicians don't get more efficient when interests rates go up. Instead, they are pushing ESG, DEI, and Green New Deals.) That was a good overview of an unsettled market.
Thanks, Peter, I agree.