Talking tech and the reflation trade

Ron Insana, Senior Adviser to Schroders and CNBC contributor, and James Gautrey, Portfolio Manager, Global & International Equities, discuss the attraction of the tech firms and what stock markets might look like if inflation starts to rise.

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