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Global Markets Update Too soon to worry about a bond “bubble” We do not believe there is a bubble in government bond markets. Yields are low and bond prices high, but these levels can readily be justified by the outlook for the usual fundamentals that determine... 21st January 2009 · 1 min read
Global Markets Focus What impact has speculation had on commodity prices? Commodity prices across all major classes have experienced three distinct phases: first, a period of prolonged broad price stability, followed by sharp rises in prices, and then sharp falls. Changes... 22nd December 2008 · 1 min read
Global Markets Update What next for oil prices? Many of the most enthusiastic cheerleaders for the commodity bubble have recently slashed their oil price forecasts. We are still happy with our long-held view that crude will average $50 per barrel... 12th December 2008 · 1 min read
Global Markets Focus Real yields in a world of deflation Because of the zero bound on nominal interest rates, a period of deflation can result in high and rising real yields. 8th December 2008 · 1 min read