So the big news in the world of TIPS (inflation protected bonds) is that they are selling off a negative yield. To be clear, this is the real return, not the nominal return on these instruments. The view is that investors are willing to accept a negative real return in exchange for at least some inflation protection.
My colleague, Steve Allen expands upon this...
HT: Mike (one of my students)
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