Beginning the month at 5.64%, 10-year Treasuries ended February at 6.13% - on the way to a May peak of 7.48% and November ...

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and then-Fed Chair Alan Greenspan was considered to be a good central banker. Zero percent interest rates throughout the 2010s led to asset bubbles and a huge misallocation of capital. Greenspan's ...

And Bill Clinton—approaching his 1996 reelection year—used his Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen to pressure Fed Chair Alan Greenspan to keep interest rates low. Greenspan did the opposite ...