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What's Priced In?
There is a glaring divide between the G10 and Emerging Market economies in terms of what monetary easing is priced in - and what is not. Specifically, as Citi notes below, traders 'expect' the US, Europe, and Canada all to be tightening (raising rates) within 18 months, while expectations are for Australia (and the rest of the China-reliant nations across Asia) to see notable easing in that period - and already priced in. Brazil is the standout as far as 'inflation' fighting rate rises just as Eastern Europe is priced for the most 'easing' of rates. It seems clear that not every stimulating headline has the same value with this much EM easing priced in already - and hope priced into DMs.
Developed Markets (how many bps are ST rates expected/priced-in to move)
Emerging Markets (how many bps are ST rates expected/priced-in to move)
Source: Citi
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''Specifically, as Citi notes below, traders 'expect' the US, Europe, and Canada all to be tightening''
LOLOLOLOLOL
We built this Citi, We built this Citi, We built this Citi, on......
What is priced in?
Big ass bundles of dog turds, wrapped with a pretty bow.
Got Physical? That is the only thing you should be pricing in. Gold now a "tier one" asset in all the western world. "Shocker".
Just wait until everyone learns how much of a stealth tier one has been built up in the east.
Physical shitical. IT ain't gonna save shit.
Go have continued circlejerks in joy of physical.
If the 99.9% of electronic cash goes down. physical will only apply to lead and food.
Shut the fuck up, already and pray the electronic ponzi maintains, or kiss you golden ass, GOODBYE.
So, after you've stocked up on lead and food (and other personal survival mechanisms), how are you hedging a potential fiat meltdown? How are you storing your wealth?
raises hand....farmland with water
there will be some "stealth" tightenings eventually and only TPTB will be able to front-run them
ZION Bancorporation's internet-banking upgrade still has business customers offline for the fifth consecutive day. ZION down 3.25% over those five days. Huge loss of good will priced in?
Specifically, as Citi notes below, traders 'expect' the US, Europe, and Canada all to be tightening (raising rates) within 18 months
Unpossible, interest payments are a killer.
India has a massive inflation problem and a currency in the process of collapsing, yet the forecast is for their short-term interest rates to DROP by 50 bps?
WTF?
Since there is apparently no problem that cannot be solved by lowering short-tern interest rates, the "long range forecast" should be for interest rates globally to eventually converge at zero.
How about losing control of the yield curve? You losen up and then the market says enough, and then you monetize to prevent yield to go up, and the market says even more loudly enough? How is it priced in so far?
And with interest rates for the less well off sheeple at 7%+ at the very best if you are lucky to... for the poorest at 2000+%, all very well ZIRPs and NIRPs but the only trickle down to us 99.9% minions all, is yellow
Most of the trading is done by computers which are in and out so fast that they don't have time to price anything in. These machines are trading in the moment based on price action and not on the news or predictions thereof.