Daybreak Europe Show Open: End of Liquidity Supernova

The video discusses the rapid calls for higher rate hikes and liquidity issues, highlighting the impact on treasury markets and yields. It explores unpriced outlier risks for 2022, including potential rate hikes from the ECB and BOJ, and the implications of negative yielding debt. The discussion also touches on the end of Tina (There Is No Alternative) in the financial markets.

What are the implications of the calls for higher rate hikes mentioned in the text?

How does Bank of America describe the current state of liquidity?

What risks for 2022 does the text suggest were not priced sufficiently?

What does the text indicate about the number of negative yielding debts?

What is the significance of the phrase 'Is it the end of Tina?' in the context of the text?