Turnill: Returning to Old Regime of Higher Volatility

The video discusses recent market volatility, highlighting a shift from low to more normal levels of volatility. It examines the role of monetary and fiscal policies, the low return environment, and the catalysts for increased volatility, such as economic cycles, political risks, and policy uncertainties. The video also emphasizes market resilience to past shocks and suggests a return to a more typical volatility regime.

How does the text describe the relationship between monetary policy and market growth?

What does the text suggest about the expected returns in bond and equity markets?

According to the text, what is the significance of the recent increase in volatility?

What factors are contributing to the current market volatility according to the text?

What historical events are mentioned in the text as examples of market resilience?