• Asks if S&P 500 recovery makes sense.
    Guy Johnson
  • Paul
    Market too sanguine on oil; commodities team sees low of $85, implying inflation pulse coming. 90% of DM central banks have no slack, will have to react. High govt debt + loose policy creates institutional indulgence.
    Different central bank responses: inflation fighters (ECB, Sweden, CH), middle (US, CA, AU), growth protectors (UK).
  • Asks if ECB hikes, Fed does nothing.
    Guy Johnson
  • Paul
    That is most likely outcome.
  • Equities don't seem to care.
    Guy Johnson
  • Paul
    Inflation not yet come through; will in next few months.
  • Asks if stocks hedge inflation.
    Guy Johnson
  • Paul
    Policy response dictates risk assets, not energy shock itself. Stagflation worst outcome (1974). 1979 playbook (raise rates, wait for inflation fall) better for risk assets.
  • Asks what portfolio should look like.
    Guy Johnson
  • Paul
    Shorten duration, be careful with leverage. Favor quality, well-run companies with decreasing leverage (e.g., Charter Communications). High yield spread can be powerful if policy correct.
    Higher yields + lower growth hurts indebted countries/companies. UK yield curve steep due to inflationary perception; respect from markets could lower long-end cost of capital.
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