Despite questions, there are no clear indicators that the wave of global reflation trade’s time has come to reverse course. John Plender reported for the Financial Times that while bearish speculation poses a danger and could cause Treasury yields to fall back down to earth, it may still be a bit early to worry. Much continues to hinge on word about US tax reform and monetary policy, but Plender reminds us the reflation trade is also a global story, with a suprising upturn in growth and inflation seen from China to Europe.
Trump reflation trade is a global story: FT
Much hinges on word about US tax reform and monetary policy, but the reflation trade a global story, with a suprising upturn in growth and inflation seen from China to Europe.
