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5% may not be that realistic these days when you have to hedge for inflation as well.
by jhancock 17y ago
5% may not be that realistic these days when you have to hedge for inflation as well.
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- nostrademons 17y agoSo did we, in the U.S, but we also had interest rates that are about as close to zero as you can get. Interest rates now are going up, but so are inflation expectations. And I'd bet that inflation will go up faster than interest rates, which sucks for debtholders.