Financial Markets Already Expect the Next Financial Crisis
Well, it turns out that financial markets are now pricing in the former. At least, an obscure part of financial markets is…
Well, it turns out that financial markets are now pricing in the former. At least, an obscure part of financial markets is…
By Nick Hubble,
Do you think central banks will tighten monetary policy and risk a sovereign debt crisis in order to get inflation under control?
By Nick Hubble,
Inflation is soaring around the world. There’s a great debate between the inflationistas and the transitorians over why. Is supply chain disruption or the money supply behind the ‘surprise’ increase in prices?
By Nick Hubble,
But back to our vaccination rates and the reopening of Australia. What level of vaccination is sufficient to escape lockdown policies? 80%? 90%? How about 140%?
By Nick Hubble,
UK and Australian mortgage borrowers already know how much the bond market’s machinations can hurt. The UK’s Telegraph reports, ‘Homeowners suffer soaring mortgage costs — but banks leave savings rates at record lows’ and ‘No savings accounts beat inflation’.
By Nick Hubble,
That’s right, I’m talking about China, of course. Australia’s economic guarantor, of 2008 at least, and out-key trading partner. Chinese economic growth is also the engine of Australian growth.
By Nick Hubble,
What does this mean? If the Australian government were to borrow money for two years, the interest rate they’d have to pay doubled in a single trading session.
By Nick Hubble,
Now, that’s a big call. Lehman Brothers was the last catalyst to cause financial contagion. Since then, central banks and governments have done everything they can to avoid another Lehman Brother-style Code Red.
By Nick Hubble,
‘Australia, a country that relies heavily on trade with China, has persistently prodded the most sensitive nerve of its biggest trading partner,’ said China Daily last week.
By Nick Hubble,
Investors need to be keenly aware that the world may well have changed after the pandemic, as it had after the First and Second World Wars. But that the end of a gigantic misallocation of capital is not a boom, but a bust.
By Nick Hubble,
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