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MONDAY MORNING HUMOR: Minsky garbage bubble in 1825
MONDAY MORNING HUMOR: Minsky garbage bubble in 1825

The Minsky clean-up is not unique to today or the US. A similar dynamic occurred in the UK in 1825 after post-war debt led to changes in gilt coupons. Today’s SPAC boom echoes past speculative excesses. As always, the cycle turns when credit tightens. Cutting gilt coupons has two key effects: it shifts relative yields and disrupts credit markets.