I suppose we live in dangerous times!!

G-20 already seems far away. And it was only last week. I doubt if the world's leaders were worried about British government bonds (gilts). I suppose we live in dangerous times. Gilts could be a poor investment if inflation takes off unless they are the index-linked variety. These last type of gilts are a favourite investment of the pension fund of the Bank of England itself itself according to economist Liam Halligan writing in the Sunday Telegraph..
The investment expert Brian Tora writes in moneymarketing.co.uk
that corporate bonds could be hit by either inflation or by a downturn longer than forecast.
I wonder if we need a return to the Goldilocks economy, not too hot or too cold. I know there are some big bets being made over corporate bonds on the basis they are underpriced and that they could provide much-needed income. There is a ghastly alternative scenario and this is that corporate bond defaults will match the 1930s Depression.