Consumption and record low levels of inventories means that inflation is not dead, according to Mark...
Consumption and record low levels of inventories means that inflation is not dead, according to Mark Capleton, strategist at Barclays Capital. He says: 'There has been a coming of age in the global index linked gilts recently. Every markets' breakeven inflation rate is at least 2%, which justifies the commitment to the product from government issuers.' It is a maturing sector, signaling a move away from systematic cheapness, especially in the UK. He adds: 'We are resisting the temptation to sell the asset class just yet - now is the time to be a little greedy.' It is difficul...
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