Historical Year Data · 2006

US Credit-to-GDP Gap in 2006

US Credit-to-GDP Gap opened 2006 at 8.77 and closed at 10.11, a +15.24% move for the year. The high of 10.11 was reached on December 31, and the low of 8.77 on March 31.

Open

8.77

2006-01

10.11

4 data points

High

10.11

Dec 31

Low

8.77

Mar 31

Full Year Change

+15.24%

2005 Change

+14.40%

Monthly Breakdown

Month	Open	Close	High	Low	Change
Mar	8.77	8.77	8.77	8.77	+0.00%
Jun	9.55	9.55	9.55	9.55	+0.00%
Sep	9.71	9.71	9.71	9.71	+0.00%
Dec	10.11	10.11	10.11	10.11	+0.00%

Events During 2006

2006 US Housing Market Peak

Goldilocks

June 2006 – February 2007

US home prices peaked in summer 2006 after a 106% rally from 2000. Subprime mortgage underwriting collapsed in late 2006, setting up the 2008 crisis. The peak is the canonical example of a market top visible only in retrospect.

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Historical Year Data · 2006

US Credit-to-GDP Gap in 2006

US Credit-to-GDP Gap opened 2006 at 8.77 and closed at 10.11, a +15.24% move for the year. The high of 10.11 was reached on December 31, and the low of 8.77 on March 31.