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Government controlled yields with 2.5 percent cap in 1940s, Joseph Wang notes

Government controlled yields with 2.5 percent cap in 1940s, Joseph Wang notes
U.S. yield control set in 1940s

Joseph Wang, macro analyst and blogger at Fed Guy, highlights the significant influence the U.S. government has historically exercised over interest rates. In particular, Wang points out that in the 1940s, the U.S. implemented yield curve control, setting a ceiling of 2.5 percent for long-term yields.

He argues that government actions play a key role in determining yields, which are an input into the broader economic system and often shaped by political decision-makers.

In recent commentary, Wang said that AI-related debt has not crowded out U.S. Treasuries as dealer holdings and swap spreads remain stable, despite higher yields in the Treasury market. He also reported that the U.S. Treasury exhausted its Exchange Stabilization Fund to buy yen, using euro sales as its final measure to support the currency. These observations provide context for Wang's broader focus on government interventions in financial markets.

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