
US Treasury yield movements betray deflation danger

On July 1, RBC Capital Markets published the results of a survey of 440 senior executives from major non-financial companies around the world. One question was whether inflation or deflation posed a greater risk to their organisation’s financing decisions and capital budgeting process over the next 12 to 18 months. Sixty-one percent of those surveyed said that an assumption of inflation formed part of their strategy, while just 21% pointed to deflation. Among those polled in the US, almost 64%
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