Inflation Risk Trumps Recession Risk In The US
For the next few months at least, inflation risk trumps recession risk for both US markets and world markets. This because, correctly gauged, the US jobs market is still supply-constrained with ‘jobs looking for a worker’ exceeding ‘workers looking for a job’ by 0.4 percent. A still supply-constrained US jobs market cannot enter a demand-driven recession until it flips back to demand-constrained, so bond investors should underweight duration. Plus: a new tactical trade is overweight India (INDA).
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