Graham Capital founder Kenneth Tropin believes hedge funds are currently experiencing the best conditions for trading bonds and currency markets since the global financial crisis of 2008, according to a report by The Financial Times.
Graham cites high levels of inflation and supply chain bottlenecks for the creation of favourable conditions that are allowing macro managers to benefit as central banks rapidly raise interest rates to combat surging inflation.
“I can’t recall a more interesting time to be a macro investor since the financial crisis. We’re finding a lot of opportunities,” Tropin is quoted as saying in an interview with the FT.
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