Yes inflation is low, but that’s already heavily priced in
Recent inflation readings in Australia and the US have reinforced the strong consensus view that inflation will remain very low for a long time.
Recent inflation readings in Australia and the US have reinforced the strong consensus view that inflation will remain very low for a long time.
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Sometimes opportunities arise because market participants cause pricing in a particular segment of the market to become highly skewed in one direction.
It’s that time of year when inboxes get flooded with 2019 economic and financial market forecasts. As the CFA institute points out, at the beginning of 2018 the median analyst forecast for the S&P 500 calendar year return was +10.3%. The actual result ended up being -6.2%.
A notable theme over the past few years has been the dramatic flattening of breakeven inflation curves.
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