We examine why the global cost of capital remains too low despite mounting signs of tightening global liquidity. Darius also explains how structurally elevated nominal GDP growth, depressed global savings growth, and intensifying competition for capital are driving higher global bond yields and increasing the risk of a summer 1998-style correction.
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