“.. Bank of America internal data indicates that some of the
accumulated deposits are now being gradually drawn on,
particularly among lower income households. But, there is
little evidence of a sharp rise in people living ‘paycheck
to paycheck’.” |
00:01 - 03/11/22 |
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Interest rates are peaking. That’s a tailwind for valuations
of both bonds and stocks. But bonds will benefit first,
especially investment-grade bonds |
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UK bond market liquidity, based on Bloomberg's metric
measuring kinks in the yield curve around a hypothetical
"smooth" curve - has improved sharply in recent days, even
as liquidity globally remains poor. The UK (orange) no
longer looks like Italy (black). It is now Spain (red). |
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S&P:
We estimate that China's aim to provide 8.7 million units of
affordable housing for lease before the end of 2025 will
cost up to RMB2.0 trillion and benefit 26 million tenants |
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A pile of distressed debt is growing in the US corporate
bond market, and investors worry that a burst of defaults
will follow |
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