How low interest rates sparked the 2008 financial meltdown.

Giles Chance breaks down the pivotal decision made by former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan in the early 2000s that inadvertently set the stage for the global financial crisis. By keeping interest rates aggressively low, the central bank inadvertently triggered a desperate search for yield among American bankers. This climate of cheap money birthed the complex, risky instruments of the subprime mortgage industry, fueling an overheated financial system that would eventually buckle. It is a compelling look at the cascading consequences of economic policy decisions and the lasting impact they have on global markets.
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