Telis Demos

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1,116 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 5d ago

Telis Demos’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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WSJ's Take On the Week · How to Make Inflation Work for Your Portfolio · 16 Aug 2026 podcast

And so that same coupon pays you more because it's on a larger principle that's being calculated. voice-verified

So how should investors be thinking about these bonds? voice-verified

Is this the magical hack to protect yourself from inflation that it sounds like? voice-verified

And like you've been saying, Miriam, like the 3% real yield is a lot. voice-verified

If the economy is going to grow more in the future, that naturally carries higher interest rates. voice-verified

And so you would expect to be paid more to park your money in the bond market. voice-verified

Correct. voice-verified

And by treasury bills, you mean the very shortest-term treasury instruments that only mature after a short amount of time, and so they need to then be reissued at a new rate. voice-verified

was never a blunt or direct speaker. voice-verified

this isn't the first time government inflation data has been voice-verified

changed or debated. voice-verified

I mean, we had, you know, just just last year we had the episode where. voice-verified

President Trump replaced the head of the BLS that measures, puts out some of these measures. voice-verified

So it's on people's minds, these data questions. voice-verified

These voice-verified

So where does that leave an investor, do you think? voice-verified

Somebody who's looking at... voice-verified

Again, as Miriam laid out, this very compelling looking proposition that they're getting in the tips market, especially these long dated tips that will say for the next 30 years will protect you as much as the market basically ever has for for against inflation. voice-verified

And you're saying, well, part of the reason for that is because people think that there might be some change in the inflation measure. voice-verified

Do you think, though, that people are being sufficiently compensated for that? voice-verified

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