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Threat to Fed Independence is Un-Anchoring Inflation Expectations | Jens Nordvig – Forward Guidance — Transcript

Threat to Fed Independence is Un-Anchoring Inflation Expectations | Jens Nordvig

Episode publishedJuly 25, 2025Podcast: Forward GuidanceForward Guidance↗

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Bullish and bearish opinions expressed in this episode, paired with supporting transcript quotes. The quote confirms what was said—not whether the opinion is correct.

Bullish

YIELDCURVESTEEPENER— Jens expects the yield curve steepening trend to continue, citing multiple supporting factors.
XAU— Central banks are increasing their gold reserves as a hedge against currency risks, potentially supporting gold prices.
EUR— European governments are starting to promote the euro as an alternative reserve currency, potentially strengthening its position.
AITECH— There's significant enthusiasm for AI technology investments, with strong capital expenditure trends and frequent positive anecdotes.

Bearish

USD— The US dollar is expected to have a downside skew in the medium term, based on global asset allocation trends and potential Fed policy changes.

Not investment advice.