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Growth in spending over the last year, total nominal gdp up ii%, that last year, total nominal gdp up ii%, that will lead to significant inflation, even if we do not have supply problems. it is really both severe supply problems, yes, but significant overshooting on aggregate demand. ,., ., overshooting on aggregate demand. ., ., ,, ., demand. good to talk to you, and thank _ demand. good to talk to you, and thank you _ demand. good to talk to you, and thank you for _ demand. good to talk to you, and thank you for providing i and thank you for providing analysis in the programme. and when we g...

Let's get a check on cnn business this friday morning. looking at markets around the world, you can see asian shares closed mixed. wall street stock index futures are leaning down after three big days of rallies in the u.s. the big story this week, though, the federal reserve raised interest rates for the first time since 2018 and indicated six more hikes are likely this year. the goal, to make borrowing more expensive, cooling the economy and cushing inflation. but it's a tricky path for the fed, slowing the economy too aggressively could tip it into recession. the u.s. economy is strong enou...

It's widely expected the fed will raise rates later. thank you for inviting me. i think it is a given there will be a rate rise and the only thing the markets will be looking at are the other communications coming out in addition to the rate increase. what do you think is going through the mind ofjerome powell and his team in light of ukraine and what it means the prices of basic stuff that we all need around the world? when there is a suwly _ all need around the world? when there is a supply problem - all need around the world? when there is a supply problem like - there is a supply problem l...

High domestic petrol prices have put greater pressure on production and business services, especially on transportation and production of consumer goods that fall victim to recent price hikes.

Consumer prices in the UK rose by 5.4% (year-on-year) in December 2021, the highest annual rate of inflation since the UK adopted an inflation target in 1992. The January CfM survey asked a panel of experts on the UK economy to evaluate the causes and prospects of the current inflation surge. The panel was nearly unanimous in thinking it was caused by supply side factors that