Economists at Longview Economics are making a bold call for 2026: inflation could come in significantly lower than consensus expects. If that thesis plays out, the Fed would likely be more aggressive with rate cuts than the market is currently pricing in. Lower rate cuts typically translate to declining bond yields, which can be a tailwind for risk assets.
Here's where it gets interesting—lower inflation + more Fed cuts + falling yields = a scenario where you could potentially benefit from multiple angles simultaneously. That's what traders call "having your cake and eating it too." Whether this macro setup actually materializes is another question, but it's definitely worth monitoring as we head into 2026.
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DogeBachelor
· 10h ago
Low inflation sounds great, but will reality cooperate? Doubtful...
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P2ENotWorking
· 01-09 04:22
Here we go again with the "eat the cake and still have it" argument, it sounds too good to be true and a bit scary...
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GhostAddressHunter
· 01-07 15:54
Laughing out loud, it's the same story of "eating the cake and what else can I do," I'm already tired of hearing it.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 01-07 15:53
Low inflation + aggressive rate cuts + declining yields, if this combination really materializes, it would be so exciting. But to be honest, I still have a bit of concern about the probability of being proven wrong.
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Fren_Not_Food
· 01-07 15:44
Low inflation + aggressive rate cuts + falling yields... sounds too perfect. Why do I feel like this is just another "wolf is coming" story?
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MetaMisfit
· 01-07 15:36
Here we go again with the "looking at the bowl while eating from the pot" saying. I feel like the chances of this happening this time are a bit uncertain.
Economists at Longview Economics are making a bold call for 2026: inflation could come in significantly lower than consensus expects. If that thesis plays out, the Fed would likely be more aggressive with rate cuts than the market is currently pricing in. Lower rate cuts typically translate to declining bond yields, which can be a tailwind for risk assets.
Here's where it gets interesting—lower inflation + more Fed cuts + falling yields = a scenario where you could potentially benefit from multiple angles simultaneously. That's what traders call "having your cake and eating it too." Whether this macro setup actually materializes is another question, but it's definitely worth monitoring as we head into 2026.