bonds Markets Deflationary Bust? Insult is added to injury... by therealheisenbergDecember 31, 2018 Comments 4 Insult is added to injury...This content has been archived. Log in or Subscribe for full access to thousands of archived articles. 4 comments on “Deflationary Bust?” Johnny December 31, 2018 US government debt financing is getting more interesting now. Too bad the economy’s getting clobbered for it. Reply NA January 2, 2019 What’s so interesting about it? Step 1) Borrow money Step 2) Don’t pay it back and let future generations worry about it Step 3) Repeat steps 1 and 2 Reply Anonymous December 31, 2018 “Rising populism challenging global markets.” That has to promote deflation. Reply jyl December 31, 2018 Lot of fixed income $ has been hiding out in short duration. With the Fed perceived as slowing hikes, and inflation set to ease on yoy energy/commodity px, some duration is going longer. Don’t write off inversion yet 🙂 Reply Speak On It Cancel reply This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Post navigation Previous Post Next Post
US government debt financing is getting more interesting now. Too bad the economy’s getting clobbered for it.
What’s so interesting about it?
Step 1) Borrow money
Step 2) Don’t pay it back and let future generations worry about it
Step 3) Repeat steps 1 and 2
“Rising populism challenging global markets.” That has to promote deflation.
Lot of fixed income $ has been hiding out in short duration. With the Fed perceived as slowing hikes, and inflation set to ease on yoy energy/commodity px, some duration is going longer. Don’t write off inversion yet 🙂