Not exact matches
And
as the debt load grows, efforts by the Federal Reserve to stimulate the economy with lower rates would be more likely to feed
runaway inflation.
Critics of the bond buying programs, known
as quantitative easing or QE, warned that it would lead to
runaway inflation.
As the network notes, El - Erian has previously called the policy a «reverse Volcker moment,» in reference to former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker, who raised rates and deliberately put the nation into recession in the early 1980s to control
runaway inflation.
The period came to be known
as the Goldilocks economy — hot enough to grow near potential, but cool enough to avoid creating
runaway inflation.
Domino # 2: In a long - term bull market until October 2012, gold has been variously viewed
as the «barbarous relic,» the only «true» currency and the ultimate «safe haven» against both currency collapse and
runaway inflation....
The period came to be known
as the Goldilocks economy — hot enough to grow near potential, but cool enough to avoid creating
runaway inflation.
Although the federal funds rate remained at 0 % for the majority of the past eight years, we did not experience
runaway inflation and the market,
as defined by the S&P 500 Index, returned 248 %, or 18 % annualized, from March 2009 through December 2016.
There's also no debt market to speak of,
as a result of the
runaway inflation of past years.