Kind of takes the relief trade, if you will, out of the treasury market. Have a vaccine but have to deal with the rising case counts. Its difficult for Bond Investors to show no caution to the wind. Think about what actually has the chance to survive. Jeff rosenberg is joining us right now. What a week it has been in the market, tested in several fronts. Lets talk about credit first. We have the fed and the treasury having a little bit of a spat over the emergency programs introduced this year. I have to say this market has responded quite well to it. What was your take . The the most important of support measures are not affected, these were not used very much. They were most effective on announcement date, not much uptake. The market is seeing through that, and its a little bit less of a significant Market Reaction because it is less of a significant issue, if those support measures were to fall away. Pointsn as my colleague out, hasnt harmed the appetite for debt. We have been tryin
They may get back in. Conditions have to worsen. If something dramatic happens. Or inflation has to majorly overshoot their level. They dont want to be the reason the markets fall off but they also dont want to be the reason they go up. They are not going up or down. They will probably try to stay out of the spotlight. Jonathan joining me around the table, diana amoa, gregory peters, and in london, Andrew Chorlton. Andy, your thoughts on the threshold to bring the fed back to the table in 2020 . Andy i think if we put aside what happened overnight, because i think that is much more complex, otherwise, i dont think the fed is coming back to the table anytime soon. I think the same can be said of basically all Central Banks in the g7. No one is expecting anything from anyone. We are in a very benign period, absent any further escalation to political issues. Jonathan diana, is that your take . Diana for now, for the first half of the year we are likely to see the fed remain on hold. In th
The fed may get pulled back in. Massive escalation and geopolitical tensions. Inflation has to majorly overshoot their level. They have left the door open. They do not want to be the reason the markets fall off, but they do not want to be the reason they are going off. Theyre probably going to stay off the spotlight. , greg peters,a joining us from london, andy. Your thoughts on that the threshold to bring the fed back to the table in 2020 . If we put to one side what happened overnight, it is much more complex. The reaction from iran will be important. I do not think the fed will come back to the table anytime soon. I think the same can be said for the Central Banks in the g7. I think we are in a very benign. , absent any further escalation in the geopolitical. If you look at the pricing, though it is jonathan lets bring the conversation around the table here in new york diana, is that your take as well. Airor the first half of the we are likely to see the fed remain on hold. He could
They will not clear that any time soon. The fed may get old back in. They may get pulled back. Conditions have to worsen. If something dramatic happens. Or inflation has to majorly overshoot their level. They dont want to be the reason the markets fall off but they dont want to be the reason they go up. The economy is going up. As long as the economy is ok. They do nothing in an election year. They will probably try to stay out of the spotlight. Jonathan joining me around the table, diana amoa, gregory peters, and in london, Andrew Chorlton. Andy, your thoughts on the threshold to bring the fed back to the table in 2020. Andy i think if we put aside what happened overnight, because i think that is much more complex, otherwise, i dont think the fed is coming back to the table anytime soon. I think the same can be said of basically all Central Banks in the g7. No one is expecting anything from anyone. We are in a very benign period, absent to political issues. Jonathan diana, is that you
The threshold is extremely high. Impossibly high. They may get back in. Conditions have to worsen. If something dramatic happens. Or inflation has to majorly overshoot their level. They dont want to be the reason the markets fall off but they dont want to be the reason they go up. They are not going up or down. They will probably try to stay out of the spotlight. Jonathan joining me around the table, diana amoa, gregory peters, and in london, Andrew Chorlton. Andy, your thoughts on the threshold to bring the fed back to the table in 2020. Andy i think if we put aside what happened overnight, because i think that is much more complex, otherwise, i dont think the fed is coming back to the table anytime soon. I think the same can be said of basically all Central Banks in the g7. No one is expecting anything from anyone. We are in a very benign period, absent any further escalation to political issues. Jonathan diana, is that your take . Diana for the first half of the year we are likely t