A credit bubble forms when borrowing surges unsustainably, fueled by low interest rates and lax lending standards. It drives asset prices higher, benefiting borrowers and financial institutions initially, but often ends in a sharp contraction. This cycle impacts investors, banks, and the broader economy when the bubble bursts.
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