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The Interbank Debt Market: A Warning Sign for the Stock Market’s Future

The Interbank Debt Market: A Warning Sign for the Stock Market’s Future
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Most people look at the stock market as a sign of the health of the economy. If the stock market is moving higher in value, things must be good. The truth of the matter is that the stock market isn’t as important as the debt market, specifically the interbank debt market.

Jeff Carter
Jeff Carter
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Jeff was an independent trader and member of the CME board, started Hyde Park Angels and West Loop Ventures in Chicago. He has an undergrad degree from the Gies College of Business at Illinois, and an MBA from Chicago Booth.
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