Bond Outlook June 10 2009

Much is going as we have supposed in recent weeks, but the great unknown is the timing of the inevitable switch from a deflationary environment to an inflationary one.

Bond Outlook [by bridport & cie, June 10th 2009]

We have, in recent days, begun to see a number of the forecasts made in recent Weeklies receive growing support, both through predicted events beginning to transpire, and via similar remarks being made by a number of worthy commentators:

  • The intended return of Tarp loans by ten major US banks reinforces our view that the US financial markets are on the mend. Nevertheless, a return to full health cannot be declared until lending to small and medium enterprises resumes
  • Long-term rates on T-Bonds are still climbing, with inventories of primary bond dealers running at unusually high levels
  • Chinese proposals to create a trading/reserve currency based on the RMB are gathering speed.

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