Morgan Stanley's Shalett: Oil, Stocks Decoupling Healthy

The transcript discusses the current state of the oil market, attributing recent fluctuations to inventory issues and supply chain challenges. It suggests that global growth indicators are positive, predicting stronger growth between 2016 and 2017. The discussion shifts to energy stocks, highlighting their appeal due to yields despite some risks. The bond market is analyzed, with concerns about a potential bubble and the impact of inflation on market dynamics. The transcript concludes with a focus on bond market positioning, noting the potential for a significant sell-off due to current defensive stances by typically risk-seeking players.

What factors are contributing to the current state of the oil market according to the text?

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How does the speaker perceive the relationship between inflation and the bond market?

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