JPM's Loeys Sees Negative-Yield 'Quicksand' Risks in Fixed-Income

The transcript discusses the potential for U.S. Treasury yields to reach zero or negative levels, drawing parallels with Europe and Japan's economic policies. It highlights the risks of low interest rates, including weakened banks and financial institutions. The discussion also covers central banks' limited options and the potential need for fiscal policy changes.

In what ways might central banks be running out of options to stimulate the economy?

What role does fiscal policy play in the economic strategies of Europe and Japan?