This episode explores whether bonds are becoming attractive again amid sticky inflation, rising fiscal concerns, and the AI spending boom. Alan argues that bond markets are pricing in deeper risks, but the best opportunity to buy may come after a significant sell-off in US stocks.
Key topics
Why Treasury yields have fallen despite hotter-than-expected inflation
How public debt, fiscal deficits, and bond-market volatility may affect equities
Why corporate bond yields could be an early warning for stocks
How falling real yields could make gold more attractive
Europe’s weak growth outlook and pressure on the euro
Inflation, interest rates, and the resilient US economy
Why Alan’s verdict on bonds is “not yet”—and what he’s watching next
Timestamps
00:00 — Are bonds a buy? 01:56 — Falling yields despite hot inflation 03:32 — The potential link between an equity correction and a bond-buying opportunity 05:31 — Debt, deficits, and bond-market concerns 06:21 — Real yields and gold 07:39 — Europe’s growth and debt concerns 08:59 — Inflation and the possibility of more Fed hikes 13:31 — Why the US economy still looks resilient 14:46 — Final verdict on bonds
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