Bond Outlook November 11 2009

Maybe the end quantitative easing will not lead to inflation, but it will add to the pressure to steepen yield curves as government borrowing moves to financial markets.

Bond Outlook [by bridport & cie, November 11th 2009]

We chose the expression “L-shaped” to describe the current recession many months ago. The term is now acquiring near-official status if comments by various members of the Fed are to be believed, (although “L-shaped recovery” is almost a contradiction in terms). Politicians, of course, speak a different language, still promising a “V” shaped recovery. Geithner claims that a second stimulus package is not necessary but that “a recovery that’s going to work is led by private demand”.

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