Bloomberg
Higher Interest Rates May Be the New Normal
Saturday, September 12, 2026
Tom Orlik, Bloomberg's chief economist, stated that higher interest rates may persist as the standard going forward, increasing debt servicing costs for governments, businesses, and households that accumulated debt during the period of low rates. Orlik said Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh faces a significant decision at the Fed's upcoming meeting, with financial markets currently pricing in expectations for tighter monetary policy. The Fed's policy stance could diverge from President Donald Trump's stated preference for lower interest rates.
