Looking Past Near-Term Volatility — Fixed Income Outlook in 5 Charts

October 17, 2022 — The main factor for markets now is the path of US inflation. The Fed remains hyper focused on bringing down inflation and has shown little appetite to consider wider market volatility, deteriorating conditions, or stresses on the global economy caused by a rising US dollar. Until inflation starts to show signs of cooling (2-3 months of consecutive negative surprises) or there are some serious financial stability concerns, the Fed will continue to tighten financial conditions.

  • DATE: October 17, 2022
  • TYPE: PDF
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