A strong argument
for stagflation is just look at the current US economy.
Not exact matches
Victory
for populism, another vote against inequality, raises risk of
stagflation, likely will provide one of the last great opportunities to reduce exposure to bonds.
Alan Greenspan says U.S. interest rates have been too low
for too long, resulting in a bond market bubble, low productivity growth and possible
stagflation.
That secular bear market continued through the Vietnam War, Watergate, the oil embargo, President Nixon's resignation, and
stagflation — a long and frustrating time period
for stocks and the economy that rivals our problems today.
Rising inflation and weak spending make
for a treacherous «
stagflation» combination, but market participants don't believe these readings constitute a trend.
Cases in point include the crisis of
stagflation that ended the long post-war boom in the 1970s and paved the way
for the Hayekian ascendancy that followed; the fiscal crisis of the Bourbon monarchy that led through a succession of unsuccessful palliatives to the great French Revolution; the long - drawn - out crisis of British rule in Ireland that led, after much bloodshed, to the secession of the twenty - six counties of southern Ireland from the United Kingdom; and the crisis of the French Fourth Republic that brought De Gaulle to power and led to the establishment of the Fifth.
Look, I'm not calling
for a depression, or
stagflation, at least not yet.
CFO of $ UPS talks about two scenarios
for rises in interest rates: good: improvement in productivity, bad:
stagflation #BBwash #duh Apr 30, 2013
Economics CFO of UPS talked about two scenarios
for rises in interest rates: good: improvement in productivity, bad:
stagflation.
If we don't get
stagflation RT @OVVOFinancial @Vermeer1097 Martingale works
for Fed playing w / o table limits and unlimited balance sheet.
CFO of UPS talked about two scenarios
for rises in interest rates: good: improvement in productivity, bad:
stagflation.
For example, the double - digit inflation of the 1970's was caused by banks keeping interest rates low in an attempt to stimulate a weak economy, at a time when imported inflation from the oil shock was high (leading to
stagflation).
William from PT Money Personal Finance presents The Effects of Inflation and How to Prepare
for It, and says, «Is «
stagflation» on the horizon?
Since peak real estate (2013), we have been suffering with major
stagflation, setting up
for the upcoming rounds of deflation.
People who retired at the start of the Great Depression, or just before the
stagflation of the 1970s, would still have more wealth after 10 years, and that holds
for a variety of assumptions and conditions.
I would not try to assume that stocks are a good inflation hedge... Corporations have to buy raw materials and have to feed hungry workers... When the price of oil and foold go up it is very hard
for corporations to improve on earnings, so if you think about it, much of the benefits of a rise in CPI are negated by a rise in raw materials prices... Put more bluntly, we are in a period of
stagflation right now.
I don't like trotting out words like Depression or
Stagflation for their shock value.
[Or maybe I should
stagflation — I'm none too hopeful
for GDP growth prospects in the developed world.]
Rising bitcoin values have created a so - called «wealth effect,» which could spur faster consumer spending in a nation that has
for decades struggled with
stagflation.
In an effort to help you better understand the environment, and therefore come to your own conclusions (hedges), I'll lay out an argument and counter argument
for each scenario... Deflation,
Stagflation, Inflation and Hyperinflation.
My concern in distinguishing between
stagflation and inflation is that I am largely sitting on the sidelines right now because the deals I see aren't meeting my thresholds
for returns.