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| | | ... low of 4.86% back in May 2012, it has re-accelerated to a 15-month high of 6.6% last month. Yes folks, Brazil's in stagflation condition - a dlilemma for any central banker.. The Brazilian central bank might need to stop shaving (interest rates, that ... |
| | | | A holistic approach to real-asset investment is the best option to hedge against the threat of 'twinflation', according to AllianceBernstein. Referring to the 'secular investment backdrop' for the next decade, Jon Ruff, lead portfolio manager and director ... |
| | | | ... Africa) region would send oil prices soaring and derail the fledgling global recovery or ignite inflation or both - stagflation. With reports like these, who wouldn't be spooked into seeking cover? All's now lost! We're doomed! But wait... hang on... ... |
| | | | ... My, oh my! Goodbye global economic recovery! Goodbye bull run! Welcome back pain! In economic parlance we call this stagflation (baby bear PIMCO's El-Arian may be right after all). This is another case of extrapolating to high heavens - like Dow 30,000 ... |
| | | | ave the grizzlies driven the dip buyers away? Americans came back from their President's Day holiday and saw that nervy days are back again. The S&P 500 index dropped by 2.1 per cent overnight - its biggest in 6 months - and the VIX or "fear index" ... |
| | | | ... compact discs would cost more, they're made from petrochemicals after all. Slower growth plus higher inflation equals stagflation. We're in trouble now! It is but natural that those leveraged to growth - equities and commodities - are now taking the ... |
| | | | ... happens when like the scripts of Lehman et al, the greenback drops? If it happens at this point of the economic cycle, a stagflation in the US becomes a real threat. The cost of imported oil and other raw materials will rise at a time when the economy ... |
| | | | ... bagging my persistent bullish stance and wrote that he remains convinced that the global outlook would be one of "stagflation => "W" or deleveraging & moribund growth leading to 'L'." Quoting Marc Faber - Dr. Doom himself - that the "strong rally in stocks ... |
| | | | ... national debt levels. Rising inflation. Rising interest rates. Deflation. US$ depreciation. Below potential growth. Stagflation. Another bubble. You name it. The risk here is that by being boggled with concerns over the long run, governments and central ... |
| | | | ... rising crude oil prices would, at some point, again become a risk for the global economy. Did I just hear someone say stagflation? |
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