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Cullen Roche argues that the bond market and the Federal Reserve are both engaged in predicting long-term economic trends. Roche explains that the bond market tries to forecast the path of the Fed's interest rate decisions, while the Fed sets rates by anticipating the long-term trajectory of inflation.
He suggests that inflation ultimately determines where bond yields should be set.
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Roche has previously noted that predictions of a U.S. government bond crisis have circulated for decades, casting doubt on repeated warnings (/news/market-voices/show/3106302-us-bond-crisis-predictions/). In another analysis, he stated that extended periods of high inflation have a more severe impact on bond performance than recent market moves (/news/market-voices/show/3243769-inflation-bond-performance-impact/). These views frame Roche's perspective on the interplay between inflation and bond yields.