Market Dynamics
The emergence of “triple twist numbers” in the bond market, where interest rates increase simultaneously in the short, medium, and long term, has significant implications. Triple twists can trigger higher borrowing costs, slowing economic growth and corporate investment. Historical data suggests that economies tend to experience slower or even negative growth during triple twist periods. By analyzing market sentiment and interest rate data, economists can anticipate the potential economic effects of triple twists and guide policymakers in mitigating potential risks.
