The US's current economic policies, including loose fiscal policy, tight monetary policy, and trade frictions, mirror those of the 1980s.
This combination of policies could lead to a stronger dollar, attracting investment and potentially fostering domestic job growth.
Similar to the 1980s, this could import disinflation, boosting industrial revival.
While the long-term effects are uncertain, these policies may help the current administration achieve its short-term objectives.
The market opportunity lies with the dollar and the S&P, while the rates market appears balanced and less opportunistic.
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Did this week’s inflation data give the Fed the go-ahead to cut rates – and where’s the opportunity for investors now? Anshul Sehgal, Head of US Interest Rate Products Trading in Global Banking & Markets, discusses with Chris Hussey of Goldman Sachs Research.