AI Debt Deluge & Consumer Rate Transmission Workbench

Macroeconomic yield curve crowding & household loan transmission simulator based on Reuters Breakingviews

Elevated Consumer Rate Squeeze
Scenario Presets:
Debt Supply Shocks
$2.10T
$180B
Base Yield & Policy
4.25%
5.00%
Supply Sensitivity & Spreads
18 bps
Modeled 10Y Yield
4.68%
+43 bps supply shock
30Y Fixed Mortgage Rate
7.08%
+240 bps spread vs 10Y
5Y Auto Loan APR
8.48%
+380 bps spread vs 10Y
Credit Card APR
21.50%
+1650 bps vs Fed Funds
US Treasury Yield Curve & Crowding-Out Shift
Baseline Curve
Debt Deluge Curve
Household Debt Transmission Ledger (Monthly Drag on Median Principal)
Loan Category Benchmark Principal Effective APR Baseline Payment Shocked Payment Monthly Drag (Delta)
Export Workbench Results:

Debt Transmission Mechanics

Read the explanation

In the workbench model, twin supply surges from sovereign deficits and corporate artificial intelligence bonds crowd the fixed-income market. This forty-three basis point supply shock shifts the ten-year sovereign benchmark upward from four point two five to four point six eight percent. Through structural interest rate spreads, that benchmark jump transmits directly to household credit, elevating thirty-year fixed mortgages to seven point zero eight percent. On a median four hundred thousand dollar mortgage, this crowding adds over two hundred twenty-four dollars per month in debt service drag.

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