The conversation centers on market volatility, trade war fears, and the potential impact of bond market shifts on equities. Rich Privorotsky notes that markets have largely faded geopolitical risks, focusing instead on a pro-growth view leading up to the midterms. He suggests that recent market anxiety stems more from volatility in the Japanese bond market, driven by rising inflation expectations and fiscal expansion. Privorotsky explains how bond market volatility can tighten financial conditions, hurting growth estimates and causing de-risking in equities. He identifies central bank demand as a key driver in the gold market, with speculative activity also influencing other metals. Looking ahead, Privorotsky is focused on tech earnings, potential Fed chair nomination news, and upcoming economic data releases.
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