Manulife's Lewis Says Global Equities Will Continue to Perform

The video discusses the US Treasury market, highlighting the rise in 10-year bond yields to 2.79%, the highest since April 2014. It explores the potential risks of a bond bear market at 3% yields and its impact on equities. The discussion covers inflation, market volatility, and the global economic outlook for 2018, predicting 4% growth but cautioning against market complacency.

What is the significance of the 3% level in the context of bond markets?

What are the two key risks mentioned in relation to the US dollar and bond markets?

How does a higher discount factor affect equity valuations according to the text?

What predictions are made about inflation and its potential impact on the economy?

What is the overall outlook for the global economy in terms of growth and recession risk?