‘Goldilocks’ Has Left The Building – Again

As risk sentiment looks set to remain sour thanks to the increasingly precarious situation in Hong Kong and the seeming inevitability of a fresh debt crisis in Argentina, it's worth asking whether we have now clearly moved away from the "Goldilocks" regime that prevailed for most of 2019. When growth is firming and central banks are determined to remain accommodative on the excuse that inflation shows no signs of improving and the outlook is "uncertain", assets of all stripes can rally, especia

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4 thoughts on “‘Goldilocks’ Has Left The Building – Again

      1. So dollar up, yields up, and less chance of future Fed easing. Would have been a bad news morning without the USTR riding in to the rescue.

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