

The World’s Greatest Carry Trade May About To Be Unwound | Nicholas Glinsman
Nov 21, 2023
Nicholas Glinsman, veteran macro investor and co-founder at Malmgren-Glinsman Partners, discusses the potential unwinding of the "greatest carry trade in the world," shorting the yen and buying non-yen-denominated assets. He explains the implications of the Bank of Japan moving away from yield curve control and potentially raising interest rates. Other topics include the U.S. election, European sovereign debt crisis, and the impact of sustained inflation on the yen.
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Likelihood of Fed cutting rates in March
04:40 • 21min
Unusual Market Pricing and the Potential Fall of the Euro
25:22 • 3min
Strange Outcomes in the Market
28:51 • 6min
Oil, Stock Market, Bonds and Japan's Carry Trade
35:07 • 4min
Unraveling Japan's Carry Trade and the Role of the Bank of Japan
39:02 • 4min
The Carry Trade and its Implications
42:42 • 21min
Malmgren-Glinsman's Work and Analysis
01:04:09 • 6min