Más de 20 años en gestión y asesoramiento de inversiones. PDG por IESE. Títulos financieros internacionales FRM, CAIA, CEFA, CFTe. Opiniones personales
#Inflation patterns: Similarities between Inflation today and in the 1970s
- the speed and duration of inflation fluctuations in 1970s… basically the same than today
Do not repeat the same #mistakes of the 1970s: the Fed needs to keep rates high enough for long enough
#Interest#rates could be kept above 5% for much longer than investors are anticipating … perhaps until 2026 (!), a #KansasCityFed working paper suggests.
"#Monetary policy has only been restrictive since 2023:Q1.”
https://t.co/8JDvazrf3I
Given that a last-minute compromise is most likely, are the CDSs overestimating the problems in the fixed income #markets or the low #volatility -#VIX- is underestimating the impact of the fiscal shock in the #Equity markets?
#US#DEBT#CEILING negociations are rising the likelihood of a #FISCAL#SHOCK through a large-scale #budget cuts later this year. The fiscal adjustment that will be needed to achieve an agreement is a cut in non-interest spending by $150 billions inmediately (ann. 7% of US GDP)
“It’s quite possible that year-over-year #inflation breaches the psychological benchmark of 10% by midsummer, causing a breakdown in confidence and hindrance to growth, particularly in more price-sensitive developing #markets.”
“Soaring #commodity#prices and #risk aversion in #financial markets are the main contagion channels, implying a global stagflationary #shock, with Europe being the most exposed region"
Back to the future on #inflation: Euro-area inflation rate turns positive for first time in six months... and more (supply inflation) to come according to the #industrial#commodity’ #prices
Worth reading: “This is not the kind of environment in which you would be buying with both hands.”
“The prospective returns are low on everything.”
“At @Oaktree, we are back to a cautious approach”
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#SP500 vs #Corporate#Profits: las inyecciones de #liquidez de la #Fed (#QE), la principal explicación de la descorrelación entre #beneficios empresariales y evolución bursátil. Expansión de múltiplos extremo en 2020.
Necesidad de más estímulos para sostener los #mercados