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> from: Warren Mosler
> to: CNBC
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> The long end is higher than ‘equilibrium’ due to the Treasury
> issuing longer term paper.
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> This adversely alters investment and price signals.
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> When the Fed buys it the curve returns to where it would
> have been if the government had stayed out of it in the first
> place.
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Sinking.
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Falling back, even with low fuel prices.
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Still way down.
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Still negative.
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Still heading south as foreclosures continue to take their toll.
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Remains very low.
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Not much to be confident about.
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