When the Reserve Asset Changes, the Bond Markets Notice First
Brett S. ChappellInvestment,LearningsBond Markets,Central Banking,Exchange Rates,Fixed Income,Global Markets,Institutional Credibility,Market Structure,Monetary Policy,Sovereign Debt,Term Premium,U.S. Treasuries,Yield Curve
Bretton Woods anchored money to convertibility. The post-1971 system anchored it to credibility. Today, exchange rates and balance sheet policy are increasingly part of the same surface, and the bond market is where those pressures first become visible. The long end is no longer just pricing inflation. It is pricing institutional discipline.