From FT.com, a fairly optimistic viewpoint from Henry Kaufman.
Henry Kaufman, the legendary Wall Street economist known as “Dr Doom” for his pessimistic forecasts on inflation and interest rates in the 1970s and 1980s, says he does not like his nickname but understands that it reflects people’s unwillingness to hear a negative view or bad news. He says the US is not in the inflationary period of the 1970s.
Two questions: Does the overnight turmoil that caused the the real yield to dip have any repercussions for the upcoming…