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Where are the markets wrong on policy rates in DMs?

While we agree with investors’ general view that monetary conditions will be accommodative in DMs this year, there’s a group of countries – including the US – where the markets look too dovish. At the same time, we think too little easing has been discounted in a second group of economies, including the euro-zone.

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