A big increase in deals isn’t expected, but volumes tend to spike at such times
A shift in the focus of the capital markets is beginning to occur, with an increasing level of discussion about the risks of rising interest rates. While most people do not expect a sharp increase in rates, two key drivers toward lower rates are likely giving way to a reversal in rate trends.
A combination of macroeconomic events and government policies have contributed to low levels of aggregate demand in the global and U.S. economies. This weak gross domestic product and unprecedented monetary expansion by the world leading central banks have contributed to record low interest rates.
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