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Global Perspectives Podcast – Reflation: Is this the real thing or just fantasy?

John Pattullo, ASIP

John Pattullo, ASIP

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager


Jenna Barnard, CFA

Jenna Barnard, CFA

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager


Adam Hetts, CFA

Adam Hetts, CFA

Global Head of Multi-Asset | Portfolio Manager


18 Feb 2021

Key takeaways:

  • It has become a consensus trade to expect inflation but much of this may already be priced in, creating potential opportunities in medium-term bond yields if inflation proves transitory
  • There was an excess of private savings before COVID-19 that required governments to spend to balance private sector saving. In some ways today’s fiscal stimulus is an extension of the response to the deleveraging environment that lingered after the Global Financial Crisis
  • For reflation to be convincing we need to see evidence that households and businesses are changing their behaviour towards taking on more debt, yet credit demand remains soft and markets seem to be ignoring weaker data in China

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Janus Henderson Podcast

Janus Henderson Podcast

John Pattullo, ASIP

John Pattullo, ASIP

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager


Jenna Barnard, CFA

Jenna Barnard, CFA

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager


Adam Hetts, CFA

Adam Hetts, CFA

Global Head of Multi-Asset | Portfolio Manager


18 Feb 2021

Key takeaways:

  • It has become a consensus trade to expect inflation but much of this may already be priced in, creating potential opportunities in medium-term bond yields if inflation proves transitory
  • There was an excess of private savings before COVID-19 that required governments to spend to balance private sector saving. In some ways today’s fiscal stimulus is an extension of the response to the deleveraging environment that lingered after the Global Financial Crisis
  • For reflation to be convincing we need to see evidence that households and businesses are changing their behaviour towards taking on more debt, yet credit demand remains soft and markets seem to be ignoring weaker data in China

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