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Yosemite_Sam1
Mar 03, 2020Explorer
No, in fact, the opposite can happen.
This is a signal that the Feds are seeing bigger economic risks and lenders will factor in a higher rate to compensate for defaults due to economic downturn.
This is a signal that the Feds are seeing bigger economic risks and lenders will factor in a higher rate to compensate for defaults due to economic downturn.
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