How U.S. Yields Could Go Negative

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Negative interest rates! They’re all the rage in Europe, but could this trend come to the U.S. financial system in the foreseeable future? Lauren Goodwin, an economist and multi-asset portfolio strategist at New York Life Investment Management, explains how it could happen. Also joining the podcast is Bloomberg Opinion columnist Shira Ovide, who discusses the latest earnings reports from big tech and communications companies. Mentioned in this podcast: Another rate cut—Is the U.S. economy weakening? First Obama, Then Trump, Now They Say Warren Will Crush Stocks Alphabet Is a Money-Making Mystery But It Works The 1963 Schwinn Catalog

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