Could Inflation Yet Take Off?
Central bankers don’t have a good grasp on inflation, or better, the lack of it. While not as dramatic as then, but some warned in 2010 that QE would be […]
Central bankers don’t have a good grasp on inflation, or better, the lack of it. While not as dramatic as then, but some warned in 2010 that QE would be […]
According to Nobel laureate Robert Shiller, the market is at least in part held at 1929 valuations by the prospects of significant tax cuts. If Shiller is right, this is […]
After temporarily suspending his deflationary expectations, perma-bear Albert Edwards is back to his old ways, predicting a deflationary wave for the US economy. The bad news is, if he’s right, […]
The administration is arguing it’s now focused on tax reform, a major driver of the post-election rally in stocks. It would indeed be beneficial for stocks, but so far we […]
With the departure of Bannon, most of the economic agenda seems to be of a traditional Republican one, which the markets applaud. Indeed, the economic nationalism of the likes of […]
The Fed could trigger a recession and a considerable stock market selloff if it tightens too much. We doubt there is much need for that given the fact that inflation […]
Much of our prosperity in general and shareholder returns in particular depend on the global economic order of relatively free trade and capital flows. That order has been singled out […]
After a period of unusual calm, markets are getting a little more volatile. We think such volatility was always going to come, given the long period of unusual stability. This […]
The corporate world, especially the biggest firms, are enjoying record profits and cash balances in the developed world. Whilst they have been saving more, they have invested less which has […]
The US economy generates a lot of wealth but a large majority isn’t sharing in it. This has already led to one political semi-revolt. But what will happen if that […]