«Regardless of those, we think current low levels of volatility is not a new normal and will not last very long given the amount of leverage, rising rates, and the approaching reduction of central bank balance sheets,» Kolanovic wrote. (businessinsider.com)
September 16 - 17: The FOMC left rates at current low levels. (thebalance.com)
Complicating the equation even further, interest rates are expected to rise from current low levels as the Federal Reserve adjusts its purchasing of Treasury and mortgage - backed securities. (re-insider.com)