Global hedge funds plan 2023 around inflation riskby Carolina Mandl, Nell Mackenzie and Summer Zhen
Preparing this year for persistent inflation.
Commodities are undervalued and should thrive as global inflation stays elevated in 2023.
Their other top picks included inflation-linked bonds to shield against price rises and selective exposure to corporate credit, as higher interest rates restore some differentiation in company bond spreads.
High on their list of assets to avoid or short-sell are equities.
"We are negative on Taiwan generally, which is more exposed to global growth".
Fed funds futures are priced for US rates to peak at 5% in 2023 and drop to 3.5% by mid-2024, which implies the market expects inflation to cool considerably over the course of the year. Tropin believes this is too optimistic: while it takes longer for inflation to calm, the economy will slow.
Source: Reuters
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