Why mortgage bonds are set to deteriorate, and possibly hit the whole market, according to this Wall Street expert

MarketWatch· Barbara Kollmeyer· Sep 18, 2026 · 12:40 PM

A flattening Treasury yield curve is part of the problem for mortgage-backed securities, says Harley Bassman.

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