The End of the U.S. Bull Market in Bonds

The video discusses the 30-year bull market, focusing on factors like retail flows and the real economy. It explores the impact of inflation, employment, and wage pressure on economic trends. The discussion differentiates between cyclical and structural changes, considering historical trends and future projections. The role of monetary policy and global investment flows is also analyzed, highlighting the challenges of negative rates and the implications for the US bond market.

In what ways does Mark Carter believe the current economic environment differs from the past three decades?

What does Mark Carter mean by a 'structural rise in yields' and what factors could contribute to this change?