Mark Zandi @Markzandi Mar 31 Here’s one more reason to be worried about the economy’s prospects: subprime borrowers are having an increasingly tough time making good on their loan payments. And this even before the hostilities with Iran. As of February, more than 10% of the debt outstanding to borrowers with a credit score below 660 at origination was delinquent. This is the highest delinquency rate in more than a decade, and the direction of travel is disconcerting.
Yeah, the banks will be hit last but that's worse. The debt deflation death spiral starts slowly but give it little bit of time (and the biggest energy supply shock of all time). Remember? Over 40% of the revenue of the S&P500 companies is from the rest of the […]
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