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Double Dip Recession?

Economic Slowdown Deepens This is the first truly terrible jobless claims report since the slowdown started. There will be even more job losses in January than in December, but investors will probably ignore this as the vaccines are set to stop the virus’ spread in the next few months (14.3 million vaccines have gone out in the US). The main questions are how deep this slowdown gets and when it ends. We could easily see sharp job creation starting as early as March or April. Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, for social media buttons.

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Inflation to quicken in 2021, stabilize in 2022

endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, January 21) Economists expect inflation to pick up in 2021 from 2020 s full-year average and get steady in 2022, a survey conducted by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas revealed. Analysts expect inflation to remain benign in the near term, with risks to the inflation outlook tilted to the upside as the economy gradually reopens, read the BSP s latest quarterly inflation report. 24 firms took part in the recent survey, with their forecasts for 2021 averaging 2.9%. This is quicker than the mean forecast of 2.8% featured in the previous report. The same set of economists logged an average of 3% in their inflation forecasts, similar to the mean forecast they yielded in the report prior.

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Is inflation returning with economic rebound?

Soaring won, delay in full vaccination more immediate concern for Korea By Lee Kyung-min Concerns about inflation are emerging on the back of hopes of an earlier-than-expected economic recovery sparked by the beginning last December of mass vaccinations against COVID-19 in some countries ― a dramatic turnaround from worries over deflation raised amid the economic meltdown brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. Some say it is too early to worry about inflation at a time when business activities are still in the doldrums and consumer price levels remain low. However, others argue that governments and central banks should take preventive action as inflation could occur sooner than expected due to the toxic cocktail of an astronomical amount of liquidity in the market and the potential worldwide economic recovery

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Can consumers inflation expectations help stabilise the economy?

Can consumers’ inflation expectations help stabilise the economy? By Ioana Duca-Radu, Geoff Kenny and Andreas Reuter Economists have argued that when interest rates set by policymakers cannot go any lower, the economy can be stabilised if consumers expect the rate of inflation to increase. Yet, the evidence for this stabilising effect has been very mixed. In this article we review new evidence from a monthly survey of over 25,000 individual consumers across the euro area showing that consumers are indeed more ready to spend if they expect inflation to be higher in the future. While generalised in the population, the stabilising effect is stronger when nominal interest rates are constrained at the lower bound.

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