Global markets in a Goldilocks scenario; not seeing any red flags: Atul Suri
«So, the second quadrant, which even debt or bond yields are on a quieter phase. The third area is about currencies. Again, you will find that globally, there is no major upheaval as far as currency grows,» says Atul Suri, Marathon Trends — PMS.
Markets are looking slightly jammed and global volatility has kicked in. Are we in for a volatile and a tough second half of this calendar year?
Atul Suri: Actually, I think that it is human nature to be worried about things and you can see the markets yesterday, what happened in the US, down 500-600 points on the same data, closed 100-200 points higher.
So, the thing is that when I look at a bigger picture, I feel that the world is in a Goldilocks scenario. So, what really happens is there are four asset classes. So, if you look at first, commodities, you will find that one of the biggest problems the world had one-two years ago was about inflation.
But the way the commodities have taken a backseat and correcting, so the issue of inflation for the moment, thanks to cooling commodity prices is pretty much rested.
Linked to that is bond yields because as commodity prices and inflation goes up, interest rates went up, we saw that in 21, 22, 23 and you will find that even there, there is a talk about now the Fed cutting.
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