Rising interest rates and
fears of inflation led to volatile conditions for fixed income markets during the first quarter.
A fear of inflation leads to rising long - term interest rates.
Not exact matches
Historically,
fear of high
inflation has
led the Federal Reserve to step up its short - term interest rate increases.
It includes conditions like the one after a high economic growth period
leading to high
inflation and
fears of slowdown, or during uncertain times when the central bank is expected to increase interest rates.
One consequence is that
inflation fears could
lead to
inflation through massive deployment
of money into
inflation - hedging assets such as commodities.
In the midst
of this the FOMC began raising the fed funds rate higher and higher as they
feared economic growth would
lead to
inflation, with rising long rates a possible sign
of higher expected
inflation.
The difference between a narcissistic and borderline personality organization is simply that the borderline personality directly and continuously experiences this fundamental self - inadequacy and abandonment
fear, which
leads to tremendous ongoing disruptions to self - identity and problematic affect regulation, whereas the narcissistic personality has created a psychological defense
of grandiose self -
inflation against the experience
of core - self inadequacy and abandonment
fears, thereby allowing for greater superficial self - cohesion and superficial affect regulation (as long as the narcissistic defense holds).