and those on speculative-grade corporate bonds increased moderately. The one-month option-implied volatility on the S&P 500 increased significantly over the period, apparently reflecting rising geopolitical tensions, but remained at moderate
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It really was not that much, but it was a big win compared to the S&P 500 and bonds, wasn’t it? I mean you crushed them—right? You just don’t know. With the Fed raising interest rates, there is deflation on one hand, but in the grocery store, everybody is seeing inflation. ...
“goose the economy” through the purchase of bonds. The Fed realized that cutting short-term rates close to 0% wasn’t enough to stop the US economy from freefalling, so it began buying long-term bonds (and mortgage-backed securities). Adding to the demand for long-term bonds ...
OK, maybe. But are these people all shorting T-bonds and buying TIPS? Ray Lopez 25. August 2020 at 23:18 As milljas says, nobody thinks like Sumner does. I would say that Sumner refusing to let the Fed take credit for stemming the fall in the US bond and stock markets in March ...
I feel that we are heading for deflation – all asset classes to include stocks, bonds, housing and yes….perhaps gold. However, gold may be the last asset standing when this thing blows up. I feel that gold is a form of savings and insurance and this is why I have exposure to it ...
Yields on government bonds have changed little in major markets such as the United States, Germany and Japan, while the peripheral countries in the euro area have continued to decline significantly in the past month. Yields on government bonds in Spain and Italy have fallen to their lowest level...