Growth expectations falling as real yields are dropping?
With inspiration from the Financial Times:
www.ft.com/content/4...bc-a109-fc5430c4e3a8
10-year inflation expectations(T10YIE) are stable while the US 10 yield (US10Y) and 10-year TIPS (treasury inflation-indexed security, DFII) are falling. This means that real rates are dropping as they are calculated as the nominal rate (US10Y) minus inflation expectations(T10YIE).
The Financial Times argue though that as Gold is strongly inversely correlated to 10-year TIPS it should rise to 2100 from 1800 where it is now and that real yields therefore are somewhat imaginary.
www.ft.com/content/4...bc-a109-fc5430c4e3a8
10-year inflation expectations(T10YIE) are stable while the US 10 yield (US10Y) and 10-year TIPS (treasury inflation-indexed security, DFII) are falling. This means that real rates are dropping as they are calculated as the nominal rate (US10Y) minus inflation expectations(T10YIE).
The Financial Times argue though that as Gold is strongly inversely correlated to 10-year TIPS it should rise to 2100 from 1800 where it is now and that real yields therefore are somewhat imaginary.
