Check out the accompanying pdf and chart collection. Executive Summary: The financial markets have thoroughly discounted the Fed’s plan to raise the federal funds rate incrementally by a total of 200bps, so why not dispense with the increments and go for it? That’s not in the Fed’s data-dependent DNA. … Today, we examine the case for investing in bonds: The Fed is bound to tame inflation one way or another. If inflation drops back to 3.0%-4.0% next year and 2.0% in 2024, as we expect, then a 3.00% 10-year Treasury bond yield is quite interesting. … Also: A look at the ECB’s policy playbook, which is much less hawkish than the Fed’s.
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