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$ANTHROPIC $OPENAI Higher borrowing costs fall on America’s youth
US tech giants are issuing bonds to fund AI infrastructure, competing with Treasury bonds for long‑term capital and pushing US Treasury yields higher. With many countries establishing local‑currency swap arrangements, the Fed’s old playbook of rocking global markets via dollar rate cycles has become less effective. The cost of rate hikes falls back on America’s younger generation, who face rising borrowing costs for college and home purchases. According to the latest Freddie Mac data, the average 30‑year fixed mortgage rate in the US has hit 7.28%, making this borrowing cost for young Americans 2.53 times that of their peers in China.
Note: The multiple of 2.53 x is calculated based on mortgage rates averaged over the full loan cycle after factoring in interest subsidies. This figure applies to home mortgages only; it does not represent the combined total debt burden of student loans plus mortgages. Please keep this caveat in mind when publishing.
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