And
if inflation trends continue, it is possible that some local governments with fiscal years beginning later in 2016, including school districts, could be faced with zero growth in property tax revenue.»
Not exact matches
If Poloz was correct, and the media only care about prices when they spike to absurd levels, then let me suggest that some us are about to make up for it by working overtime to explain why the Bank of Canada wants to raise interest rates even though core
inflation is
trending away from the two - per - cent target.
If the
trend is due to a stronger GDP growth, higher
inflation is indeed likely.
If core
inflation were to return above 2 percent and continue
trending moderately higher, it would be a game changer for rates,» said Graham.
If the economy is growing close to
trend, and
inflation is close to target, one would expect interest rates to be pretty close to average.
Thus
if the above chart does represent a
trend change it would imply economic out - performance by China in terms of higher
inflation outcomes and more competitive exports relative to Japan.
If prices go parabolic and we end up in a Hyper
inflation state,
trend followers stand the possibility of following the ascent in the upward movement in the pricing of commodities.
If this
trend continues, market participants may want to remember the impact of
inflation pass - through before agreeing with the conventional wisdom regarding interest rates and equity valuations.
If you do some research you may get hit by paying more taxes in the future assuming the
trend (line 300) does not keep up with
inflation.
For the other part of your question,
inflation is an annualized percentage, so an
inflation rate of 12 % means prices are 12 % higher than they were a year ago, so
if you extrapolate that linear
trend, prices will rise (again, on average) 1 % in a month.
However,
if the past decade has taught us anything, it's that
inflation and currency strength
trends are as difficult to predict as everything else in the financial markets.
With that said, the Federal Reserve's willingness to «push investors out on the risk curve» by perpetuating near - zero interest rates has caused
inflation to show up in risk assets,
if not anywhere else, and fueled a strong complacency
trend.
At the beginning of March, the portfolio called for the following holdings: XLE U.S. Energy Sector SPDR DBC PowerShares DB Commodity Index VNQ Vanguard Morgan Stanley REIT DBA PowerShares DB Agricultural Commodities As of today's close the strategy,
if one were to choose to re-balance today, calls for holding: TIP iShares Barclays TIPS WIP SPDR Int» l Gov» t
Inflation - Protected Bond DBC PowerShares DB Commodity Index XLE U.S. Energy Sector SPDR DBC and XLE are the picks for the 6 / 3/3 strategy, so the longer term
trend is still in favor of commodities and energy.
If inflation surprise
trends continue higher, the bond market - and the Fed - may eventually have to adjust their views.
If property taxes are
trending higher than
inflation in your area, you'll have trouble down the line.
Given the current
inflation trend, a small amount of coverage spells disaster and
if your coverage amount is low, you need to increase it.
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If inflation continues to
trend higher, we may see two or three more rate hikes from the Fed this year, and mortgage rates could follow,» says Kiefer.
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If inflation continues to
trend higher, we may see two or three more rate hikes from the Fed this year, and mortgage rates could follow.