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Inflation revisions don’t generally make waves. But they did last year and it’s for this reason that investors are preparing for what Friday’s updated data...
Federal Reserve officials are expected to hash out how to slow, then stop, the shrinking of the central bank's balance sheet to avoid financial plumbing issues.
The buoyant conditions entering the new year make us wonder if hope has gotten the better of substance
From the Bridgewater Associates founder's LinkedIn blog
The great inflation scare of the post-pandemic era has been driven by a series of adverse shocks over the past four years. Global inflation started to pick up later in the year in 2020 as demand bounced back, supply bottlenecks tightened, and oil prices rebounded. Inflation rose further following the Russian invasion of Ukraine as oil and food prices jumped and renewed supply disruptions emerged.