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Risk-Free Rate

  • Bonds, capital markets, Financial Crisis, Political risk, Politics, Debt, UK, Economy, Government,
    September 3, 2026

    What’s the real crisis in Bonds?

    The media has us all convinced Western Economies are on the verge of a bond meltdown. However, what is really happening is The Great Bond Market Normalisation – a return to real interest rates that reflect the global economy and where nations are. The big risk is that repricing government bonds will crash currently absurd valuations across other financial assets – precipitating a wider market crisis.

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  • Central Banks, Bank of England, Fed, ECB, Debt, Bonds,
    May 29, 2024

    In Bonds There is Truth – Central Banks’ Truth

    It was once holy scripture that government bonds were the risk-free-rate from which all risks were priced. In the last decade markets have changed. The bond market is increasingly hollow and thin. The reality is few folk outside bonds pay attention – central banks set bond rates. Good or bad thing?

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