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    • Bond Yields Tracking Lower For Decades
    • Governments Are Now Leading The Global Debt Binge
    • Us Fiscal and Monetary Policies Will Be Important
    • Debt Burden to Drive Us on Similar Path as Japan and Europe
    • History Is A Great Teacher
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    Since peaking in the early 1980s, interest rates have tracked lower and lower as crisis after crisis hit economies and markets. Driven by the fear of economic fallout and contagion, governments are compelled to enact bailouts while central banks are forced to cut rates. A quick look at the United States’ 10-year Treasury Yield shows this extremely ...

    The systematic response to every crisis has driven an incremental rise in global debt levels. According to the Institute of International Finance, the total global debt hit another all-time high in the second quarter of 2021 to USD296 trillion or 353% in debt-to-GDP ratio, driven by a massive USD36 trillion rise over 18 months from onset of the pan...

    It is important to focus on US monetary policy since the US’ 10-year Treasury Yield is the global defacto risk-free rate for which all financial assets are priced against. Data by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis shows that pandemic-related fiscal spending has driven the US government’s debt levels sharply higher to over USD$28 trillion or 125...

    In the early 1990s following the bursting of the bubble in Japan, interest rates not only decreased but it went into negative territory as the Bank of Japan (BOJ) enacted quantitative easing (QE). QE is an unconventional monetary policy where the central bank purchases long-term securities from the market to boost money supply and lower interest ra...

    There are a few ways to address a massive debt problem. One can choose to either default, decrease, or defer the debt. For the US government, defaulting is out of the question and decreasing the debt would be a near impossibility as an austerity drive to cut spending will be required. Over the past two decades, the US government has spent much more...

    Prior to venturing into wealth advisory, Jamie was an equity sales trader for two decades covering global financial markets and servicing both institutional and retail clients. Having seen many market cycles, booms and busts, a key lesson that Jamie learnt is to never underestimate human ingenuity and its ability to adapt, improvise and overcome. J...

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