Lecture

Currency and Commodity Investments

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Description

This lecture covers topics related to currency and commodity investments, including forward contracts, commodity indexes, and portfolio strategies. It discusses the implications of monetary policy on bond-stock beta sign, value and momentum in global bonds, and the relationship between stock-bond correlation and economic conditions. The instructor explains the concept of uncovered interest parity, historical excess returns in commodity markets, and the use of currency carry trades as a hedge against inflation risk.

Instructor

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