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Patrick Artus

Which assets have benefited the most from the low interest rates and abundant liquidity?

In the United States and the euro zone, interest rates have been low and liquidity abundant since the 2008-2009 crisis. This has not driven up inflation, but, following a portfolio choice logic, it has driven up the prices of some financial and real estate assets. An examination of trends in long-term government and corporate bond yields , equity valuation and residential and commercial real estate prices shows that the expansionary monetary policies have primarily driven up bond prices (public sector and corporate bonds), which is not surprising given the direct intervention of monetary policy in bond markets.
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Patrick Artus

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