The Fed Will 'Absolutely Not' Go to Negative Rates

The video discusses the potential for negative interest rates in the US, with Colin expressing a strong belief that the Federal Reserve will not pursue this path. He highlights the Fed's support in the credit market and predicts low interest rates until at least 2025. The discussion also covers the attractiveness of the credit market, supported by Fed policies, and the challenges faced in 2020. Colin's analysis suggests a strong demand for fixed income, with high yield spreads being a key focus.

What is Colin's stance on the possibility of the Federal Reserve implementing negative interest rates?

• He thinks they have already implemented them.

• He strongly believes they will not implement them.

• He is uncertain about their decision.

• He believes they will definitely implement them.

What historical example is mentioned to illustrate central banks' changing stance on negative rates?

• The Reserve Bank of Australia

• The Bank of Japan

• The Bank of England

• The European Central Bank

How did Colin's predictions about interest rates in the treasury market turn out?

• They matched the expectations.

• They were not mentioned.

• They were lower than expected.

• They were higher than expected.

What factor does Colin attribute to the attractiveness of the credit market?

• High inflation rates

• Fed support

• Rising interest rates

• Decreasing demand for fixed income

Until when does Colin predict that interest rates will remain low?

• 2024

• 2023

• 2025

• 2026