Fiscal Policy Will Pressure Yields Higher, PGIM's Peters Says

The video discusses the economic conditions from 2016 to 2020 and their applicability to future scenarios. It highlights the impact of pro-business policies, market reactions, and the role of the Fed in managing volatility. The discussion covers the volatility in fixed income markets, the breakdown of traditional correlations, and the investment opportunities arising from these changes. Fiscal concerns, such as tax cuts and debt, are examined for their potential impact on market dynamics and yields.

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