The report discusses the potential for negative real returns in bonds as we approach 2050, highlighting historical data on fixed income and equity returns across various countries. It notes the impact of the Euro on European equity markets and the role of central banks in preventing sovereign defaults in weaker Euro area countries. The report includes data on nominal and real GDP for developed and emerging markets, with a focus on long-term returns.
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