France Said to Be Selling 20-Year, 50-Year Bonds

The video discusses the perspectives of issuers and investors on locking in low interest rates, especially in the context of global growth concerns and inflation fears. It compares US and European interest rates, highlighting the attractiveness of US rates. The discussion includes the role of infrastructure investment in stimulating growth, the impact of negative rates on yield curves, and the risks associated with long-term investments. The European Central Bank's influence on bond markets is also examined, particularly in the context of negative interest rates and yield curve dynamics.

What role does fiscal policy play in conjunction with monetary policy in driving economic growth?

How does the demand for long-term assets relate to the liabilities of investors?

What are the risks associated with investing in US Treasurys compared to European bonds?