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It is possible that the end of the year will bring some good news with a gradually lower inflation in the United States and a positive impact of the various Chinese stimulus plans.
Central banks want to restore public confidence and regain their credibility after describing inflation as “transitory” last year and waiting too long to react to the surge in prices induced by fiscal and monetary policy responses to the pandemic
August 25-27 will see the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City host central bankers, policymakers, academics and economists from around the world at its annual economic symposium held in Jackson Hole.
For the more pessimist ones, a renewed drop in US treasury yields is reflecting an upcoming recession.
Will soaring consumer prices force central bankers to tighten monetary policy beyond current expectations?
The People’s Bank of China is easing monetary conditions to support the economy as, far from sky-rocketing, Chinese inflation is levelling out at 2.1%.
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