Will Inflation End Investors' Rush to Long-Term Debt?

The video discusses the dynamics of the bond market, focusing on the impact of inflation and interest rate changes on long-term bonds. It highlights the role of central banks, particularly the Federal Reserve, in shaping market expectations and the potential for rate hikes. The discussion extends to global trends, including the Bank of Japan and European markets, and the strategies investors might employ in response to these changes. The video also addresses the risks associated with liquidity and the potential spillover effects on emerging markets.

What potential risks are associated with liquidity in the bond market?

What are the implications of the Fed's potential rate hikes on the bond market?