What is scary to David Folkerts-Landau, Deutsche Bank’s chief economist, is not “we are living through one of the most unusual economic and financial periods ever.” This isn’t the primary concern. “The scary thing to me is how rarely anyone seems to acknowledge this fact,” he wrote in a recent research piece. Deutsche Bank: Looking at historical oddity should be concerning, but investors and economists appear to not care Kicking off the Konzept publication, “Reflections on unusual times— negative rates, buybacks and changing corporate governance,” the Deutsche Bank economist introduction paints a picture of the illogical as it benchmarks a…
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- Deutsche Bank: Looking at historical oddity should be concerning, but investors and economists appear to not care
- Deutsche Bank: "The collective denial is unnerving"
- Debt and economic escapism is at an all time high, volatility at an all time low
- Deutsche Bank: "Despite pretending otherwise, no one really has a clue about the impact quantitative easing is having now, let alone what may happen when it ends”
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