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MARCUS ASHWORTH
Why pound traders are optimistic about BrexitThere are plenty of doom-mongers still around, but sterling is fundamentally undervalued so there ought to be modest further upside if a wo...- View: Markets are pricing in a coronavirus recessionThis is both a demand and supply shock, given the strain it puts on global supply chains and on consumers and travelers.
- View: Meet Boris Johnson's $2.6 trillion bond supremoRobert Stheeman has been overseeing sales of 2 trillion pounds of Britain’s sovereign bonds.
- Big central bankers have big problemsThe Fed and ECB are being forced to act, even if it won’t do any good.
- What’s Warren Buffett up to in Europe?Berkshire is looking to take advantage of cheaper borrowing costs for long-dated euro notes.
- ECB’s power struggle will all end in tiersMore than 1.83 trillion euros ($2.1 trillion) now sits idling with the national central banks.
- View: Yield curve inversion is a happy sign for someAn inverted curve is often seen as an indicator of impending recession in the US.
- ECB bond change pulls the rug from the long endBuying a one-year bond instead of a 10- or 30-year security has less of an impact on the broader market.
- All that glitters is really the weakness of the dollarGold is seen as the perennial hedge against inflation and all the worries of the world.
- 98,750,067,000,000 reasons to be nervous about 2018Yields are being driven lower as the ECB continues to expand its balance sheet by buying bonds.
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