Sentences with phrase «writing about inflation»

After writing about inflation for 8 years, my predictions of rising inflation are coming true.

Not exact matches

«It's one of the things I'm often puzzled about, is how many folks are writing about how inflation's been missing in action and all that,» Poloz said.

«It's hard to understand why the BOJ is still cautious about adopting a price - stability target,» Kuroda wrote, eight years ago, before the central bank was strong - armed this year into adopting a binding inflation target of 2 percent.

«The BoC has stated rather clearly to look through near - term inflation, partly because there isn't anything it can do about it anyway but also because (and we agree) it believes many of the pressures will abate into next year,» they write.

But that's at least in part because those of us who get paid to write about such things have been conditioned to treat inflation as a non-story.

I write I'm all about capital preservation + beating inflation, but it looks likes I'm slightly more conservative in the way I actually invest.

In a letter dated April 24, Representative Alex Mooney (R - WV) wrote to Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, and Steven Mnuchin, Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, raising concerns about their formal policy to devalue the Federal Reserve Note (e.g. «inflation targeting») and requesting information about the United States» use -LSB-...]

I suspect, for reasons I will write about in the next few days, that moving away from inflation targeting to something like nominal gross domestic product - level targeting would be a better idea.

Well you know let's also talk about, go back to the financial repression part because one thing I've started to write about and other people have also started to write about is the possibility that we finally get some inflation.

There will be a written ministerial statement later today about the decision by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee to ensure that the inflation target is met and that the economy does not fall below that target by putting extra money into the economy, which is described as quantitative easing.

The science budget as a whole is up about $ 20 billion, but that increase probably won't keep pace with inflation, Pallava Bagla wrote Thursday at ScienceInsider.

He wrote about Brazil as this sleeping giant shackled by inflation, and fifty years later, that's still arguably the biggest economic story playing out in South America.

The Breakfast Club made $ 45 million (adjusted for inflation, that's $ 115 million today) and inspired a wave of more angsty films about growing up, including Pretty in Pink and Some Kind of Wonderful (also written by Hughes), Stand by Me, For Keeps, Dead Poets Society, Say Anything, and School Ties.

LaTisha D Styles wrote a guest post at Barbara Friedberg Personal Finance about Investing Strategies for Inflation.

I previously wrote about how inflation is a beast and you need to slay it.

I have written about the impact of inflation on mortgage payments in the past (see: Your Mortgage May Not Be As Expensive As You Think It Is).

One person I was writing to asked some detailed questions, and I told him that the stock market was likely to return about 4.5 % / yr (not adjusted for inflation) over the next ten years.

So, I've been told writing about losing the prospect of potentially millions of dollars in the housing market, due to the inevitable inflation of the dollar and appreciation, is too big of a number / concept for some people to comprehend.

I wrote a post last year about inflation and investments, where I concluded that stocks are a useful but sporadic hedge against inflation.

Continued from here, and I guess here: I actually started writing this post the other day, but quickly got side - tracked into a different post — after all, one can't really talk about real assets without first taking on inflation!

You talk about us having conquered inflation, but lately you've been writing about the reasons why federal government can't shrink.

As I write, home sales are strong, stock prices are fluctuating but high, and inflation is essentially invisible, all of which is good news for just about everyone.