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- United States5 shared articles · location
- Fed3 shared articles · organization
- Housing3 shared articles · theme
- housing3 shared articles · asset
- collateral2 shared articles · theme
- Federal Reserve2 shared articles · organization
- International Monetary Fund2 shared articles · organization
- liquidity2 shared articles · theme
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United States
Location · 5 shared articles
Inspect context: Fiscal Dominance and the Sticky Term Premium: Why Long Rates Won’t Obey the FedFed
Organization · 3 shared articles
Inspect context: Fiscal Dominance and the Sticky Term Premium: Why Long Rates Won’t Obey the FedHousing
Theme · 3 shared articles
Inspect context: The Lock-In Economy: Why America’s Housing Market Remains Frozenhousing
Asset · 3 shared articles
Inspect context: The Lock-In Economy: Why America’s Housing Market Remains Frozencollateral
Theme · 2 shared articles
Inspect context: Half-Century Mortgages and Fantasy Car Loans: How Ultra-Long Debt Turns Households Into Cashflow CollateralFederal Reserve
Organization · 2 shared articles
Inspect context: The Housing Collateral Engine: How Shadow Banking, China, and the Fed Turned Mortgages Into Global Money (2001–2008)International Monetary Fund
Organization · 2 shared articles
Inspect context: Fiscal Dominance and the Sticky Term Premium: Why Long Rates Won’t Obey the Fedliquidity
Theme · 2 shared articles
Inspect context: The Housing Collateral Engine: How Shadow Banking, China, and the Fed Turned Mortgages Into Global Money (2001–2008)money
Theme · 2 shared articles
Inspect context: Fiscal Dominance and the Sticky Term Premium: Why Long Rates Won’t Obey the FedAmerica
Location · 1 shared articles
Inspect context: The Lock-In Economy: Why America’s Housing Market Remains Frozencapital
Theme · 1 shared articles
Inspect context: Housing QE by Proxy: How Weaponizing Fannie and Freddie’s Buffers Turns the GSEs into Political Liquidity Machinescentral banks
Organization · 1 shared articles
Inspect context: The Housing Collateral Engine: How Shadow Banking, China, and the Fed Turned Mortgages Into Global Money (2001–2008)Sources cited in this coverage
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Axios – Trump administration’s 50-year mortgage idea ditches a key advantage
www.axios.com · cited by 1 articles
View citing article: Half-Century Mortgages and Fantasy Car Loans: How Ultra-Long Debt Turns Households Into Cashflow CollateralBank for International Settlements – Papers on QE, Asset Purchases, and Financial Stability
www.bis.org · cited by 1 articles
View citing article: Housing QE by Proxy: How Weaponizing Fannie and Freddie’s Buffers Turns the GSEs into Political Liquidity MachinesBIS – Global Liquidity and Central Bank Policies
www.bis.org · cited by 1 articles
View citing article: The Housing Collateral Engine: How Shadow Banking, China, and the Fed Turned Mortgages Into Global Money (2001–2008)BIS – The Role of Securitisation in the 2008 Crisis
www.bis.org · cited by 1 articles
View citing article: The Housing Collateral Engine: How Shadow Banking, China, and the Fed Turned Mortgages Into Global Money (2001–2008)BIS Guardian
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View citing article: Fiscal Dominance and the Sticky Term Premium: Why Long Rates Won’t Obey the FedBIS work on the Treasury basis
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View citing article: Fiscal Dominance and the Sticky Term Premium: Why Long Rates Won’t Obey the FedBusiness Insider — Fannie Mae 2025-26 Outlook
www.businessinsider.com · cited by 1 articles
View citing article: The Lock-In Economy: Why America’s Housing Market Remains FrozenCars.com – 15-Year Car Loans Aren’t a Thing, But Americans Are Getting More Comfortable With Long Loan Terms
www.cars.com · cited by 1 articles
View citing article: Half-Century Mortgages and Fantasy Car Loans: How Ultra-Long Debt Turns Households Into Cashflow Collateral