Inflation dislocation

UK

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Inflation markets are no stranger to supply and demand imbalances. But over the past couple of years, the UK inflation swap market has escaped some of the lopsidedness that has characterised those in Europe and the US. "The most important theme that differentiates the UK market from the US and eurozone is that it is a natural two-way market with natural two-way flows," says Dariush Mirfendereski, London-based head of inflation-linked trading at UBS. "The US market, to date, does not yet have

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