Huw Worthington

Huw Worthington, European rates strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, on central bank moves and UK yield swings. Anna Wong, chief U.S. economist at Bloomberg Economics, on Fed forecasts, inflation and labor risks. They debate oil's impact on inflation, shifts in Fed/BOE/ECB tones, market reactions in yields and TIPS, and scenarios from war outcomes to sustained $100+ oil.

Huw Worthington, Chief European interest rate strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, shares insights on global rates and divestment fears. He argues that concerns about European investors pulling out of US assets are exaggerated. The discussion touches on Japan's fiscal signals impacting global markets and the potential of European 'anti-coercion' tools. Worthington also analyzes the timing of ECB and BoE easing and the market's response to Fed policy changes. Overall, it's a fascinating look at the interconnectedness of global finance.

Join Huw Worthington, Bloomberg Intelligence's European rates strategist, as he delves into the intricacies of recent central bank meetings. He discusses how the Bank of England is moderating gilt sales and the Bank of Canada’s aggressive rate cuts. Worthington shares insights on the impacts of quantitative tightening on funding markets and explores the evolving balance-sheet policies of major banks. The conversation also touches on yield-curve expectations across North American and European markets, highlighting potential shifts and strategies.

Join Huw Worthington, European rate strategist at Bloomberg, as he unpacks the ECB's recent rate cuts and their implications for economic growth. Michael McKee, an international economics expert, discusses the surprising uptick in U.S. producer prices. Priya Misra from JPMorgan shares her insights on fixed income strategies amidst fluctuating market conditions. Sridhar Natarajan addresses the evolving challenges facing junior bankers with initiatives to limit their hours, shedding light on the industry's work culture.

Bloomberg Intelligence's Ira Jersey and Huw Worthington discuss the impact of global elections on bond markets. They delve into US congressional partisanship, French and UK elections' volatility, and the implications of the US Presidential election on trade and geopolitics.