This gives a global perspective on different economies and their challenges. The problem sets of emerging economies are much different than the struggling developed ones.
http://dollarcollapse.com/inflation/inflation-watch-they-are-capitulating/
Showing posts with label emerging economies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emerging economies. Show all posts
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Monday, August 2, 2010
Morgan Stanley: inflation is biggest risk
http://www.moneynews.com/StreetTalk/Morgan-Stanley-Inflation-Risk--Double-Dip/2010/07/30/id/366105
Inflation is the biggest risk to emerging economies, but it helps reduce the debt burdens of developed countries, including the US.
My investment thesis is that US government monetary officials will declare war on deflation in an attempt to ward off another (deeper) recession and curb high unemployment. This will justify the Fed deploying another round of fiscal and monetary stimulus, Quantitative Easing 2.0. This will stoke inflation globally, even if it could appear dormant in the US for a while longer.
Inflation is the biggest risk to emerging economies, but it helps reduce the debt burdens of developed countries, including the US.
My investment thesis is that US government monetary officials will declare war on deflation in an attempt to ward off another (deeper) recession and curb high unemployment. This will justify the Fed deploying another round of fiscal and monetary stimulus, Quantitative Easing 2.0. This will stoke inflation globally, even if it could appear dormant in the US for a while longer.
Labels:
deflation,
developed countries,
emerging economies,
fiscal,
inflation,
monetary,
QE 2.0,
recession,
stimulus
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