

TIP274: Negative Interest Rate Bonds & Commodities w/ Marin Katusa (Business Podcast)
Dec 22, 2019
Marin Katusa, a commodity sector expert who has financed over a billion dollars in deals, dives into the impact of negative interest rates on global markets. He discusses why interest rates may continue to drop and the implications for the US dollar's appreciation. The conversation reveals how traditional dynamics between interest rates and gold are shifting, exploring gold's evolving role as a safe haven. Katusa also shares insights on investment strategies in uranium and gold, emphasizing the importance of high-quality assets and focused opportunities.
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Negative Interest Rate Policy Outlook
- The bond market, significantly larger than the stock market, signals that negative interest rate policies are here to stay.
- These policies, while seemingly stimulative, decrease the velocity of capital, hindering economic growth.
Bond Market Dynamics Under Negative Rates
- Negative interest rates discourage lending, leading investors to focus on bond prices rather than yields.
- This shift forces bond market participants to treat bonds like equities, creating an unsustainable situation.
US Dollar Shortage and Gold's Role
- A global US dollar shortage exists due to various factors, including quantitative easing in other countries and commodity pricing dynamics.
- This shortage makes gold an attractive currency insurance, especially in emerging markets facing currency devaluation.