Interest Rates Articles and Whitepapers
£ LIBOR spreads to implied BOE rate close in on 2016 high
The £ 3mth LIBOR fix has been moving higher without any notion of change to BOE rate. As rates have been moving up generally, and there is always additional premium across the year-end turn, it is easy to overlook that higher credit risk is now appearing in the £ LIBOR fix
PegasusCapital - 06/12/2018
A View from the Bridge - December 2015
Who would have predicted that Leicester City bottom of the Premier League at Christmas 2014 with only 10 points from 17 matches would not only escape relegation but would top the Premier League at Christmas 2015?
PegasusCapital - 04/01/2016
A View from the Bridge - September 2015
With the 3rd largest sporting event in the world kicking off this month it’s not been so much about the curved ball as it has been about the slow ball!
PegasusCapital - 01/10/2015
A View from the Bridge - April 2015
Guessing when interest rates might rise is as difficult as predicting which political parties will form the next UK government
PegasusCapital - 30/04/2015
A View from the Bridge - August 2014
The EU leadership have to act quickly on 2 key issues in the coming month as Kiev warns it is on the brink of full-scale war with Moscow
PegasusCapital - 01/09/2014
Whitepapers / Articles
A View From The Bridge - May 2020 (2)
The risks of a deflationary outcome remain very elevated. Our understanding of likely household responses is becoming more informed, particularly with regard to genuine uncertainty, precautionary savings balances being built (where possible) and the likely consolidation of credit related debt. Turning the tide on the risk of viral infection and saving lives is the driving policy of government, but by definition this just pushes another rising tide of shrinking demand onto the economy.
PegasusCapital - 07/05/2020
