Signs of financial instability: How inflation and rising bond yields affects fiat currencies and what this means for financial markets.
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Today, signs of financial instability that are emerging in markets – why are inflation and rising bond yields affecting fiat currencies – and what this means for markets – modern economy is interconnected and complex – so do my best to...
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Welcome to Finance and Fury. This episode is a little outside of the box, the topic comes from a listener, Mario. He asked the question of how does someone both manage and protect their wealth in times of war? and are there actual strategies that one can implement if...
read moreWhen bond yields start to rise, what happens to the price of gold and shares?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. In the last episode I went through the bond market and how inflation expectations being on the rise are having their effects, yield curves starting to steepen. So what will happen to other asset classes? In this episode we will look at...
read moreWhy are yields rising in the bond markets despite the RBA’s best efforts?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. This episode we will be looking at what is happening in the bond market, how the RBA is struggling to maintain their targets on bond yields for 3y and 10 year - as well as some of its implications on the debt markets and government. What...
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Welcome to Finance and Fury. In this episode we will be looking at where to invest in the current economic environments for yields, or passive incomes in the current environment. Best place to invest for yields changes, a lot of this has to do with market...
read moreWhat is the “yield curve” and can this affect the economy?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday edition. This week’s question is continuing on the from Raj in last week’s episode. “I would love to have an overview of how certain economic factors are interlinked and impact economies” This episode look at Yield...
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