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Homeinflation-linked bonds

When linkers bite back

21 October 2022Economicsforecasting, inflation, inflation-linked bonds, national accountsNick Dunbar

Inflation-linked bonds are proving costly to governments that issued them, and in the case of the UK, markets imply the pain will last for years to come.

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