BlackRock's Seth on Asian Credit

The video discusses market volatility, Fed rate expectations, and attractive yield curve segments. It covers the global economic slowdown, potential US recession, and dollar performance. The discussion extends to inflation targets and policy implications in Japan, and the correlation between stocks and bonds in 2023.

What are the expectations for market volatility in the upcoming year compared to 2022?

Which parts of the yield curve are considered most attractive currently?

What is the outlook for high yield markets in Asia according to the speaker?

How does the speaker view the potential for a recession in the US?

What factors are influencing the expected performance of the dollar in 2023?

What implications could Japan's approach to its 2% inflation target have on global markets?

What is the expected relationship between stocks and bonds in 2023 according to the speaker?