Central Banks and the Bond Yield Free Fall

The video discusses two main stories affecting credit markets: slower global growth with lower inflation leading to lower yields on government bonds, and central banks increasing demand for these bonds. It highlights strong international demand for U.S. government securities. The Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting is also covered, with expectations that they will not raise rates but may adhere to their plan of two rate hikes in 2016. The potential impact of these decisions on market and voter sentiment is also considered.

What are the two main factors affecting government bond yields as discussed in the text?

How is international demand for U.S. government securities reflected in recent auction results?

What is the Federal Reserve's stance on interest rates in the upcoming meeting?

What does the text suggest about the viability of rate hikes in December if the Fed adheres to its two hike plan?

What implications could the Federal Reserve's actions in September have on market sentiment?