David Jane: Goodbye QE. Hello QT
A different environment
As quantitative easing (QE) turns to quantitative tightening (QT), writes David Jane, selectivity will be key in fixed income, while relying on the QE period as a guide to the future of equity markets may not work
As the US moves inexorably into an era of higher interest rates and a reduction in the level of central bank-provided liquidity, certain aspects of investment markets, which have prevailed for as long...
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