Authors of ‘The Price of Money’ attribute rising borrowing costs to savings and debt, not monetary policy or Trump’s Iran conflict

Rising borrowing costs due to demographic shifts and debt accumulation could challenge governments and sectors reliant on cheap capital

OttoTrader publishedSep 11, 2026, 11:08 AM

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