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r* and the end of the ultra-low rates era

Where developed market interest rates will settle over the long term  

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r* in the Post-Pandemic Economy

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Several of the structural forces which have weighed on equilibrium interest rates over the past two decades are easing, and there are good reasons to think that equilibrium rates have risen and will rise further. These add up to a significant increase in equilibrium interest rates, in both real and nominal terms, relative to the rock bottom levels which prevailed during the 2010s.
Jennifer McKeown
Jennifer McKeown
Chief Global Economist

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