Inflation hedges flat among US funds, while payers surge

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As the inflation debate rumbled on through last year – short-lived spike, or scary new era? – inflation swap books at US mutual funds gradually shrank. Then, in the first quarter of 2021, they suddenly rebounded, and inflation hedges weren't driving the growth, according to Risk.net analysis of the sector’s regulatory filings.

Between them, US funds reported $26.8 billion of inflation swaps in the first quarter, up $3.7 billion on the previous quarter – a 16% increase that took the collective

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