Inflation is running at the highest levels seen in decades.
Interest rates are also headed to the highest levels in many years.
How worried should we all be about inflation? Or the impact of higher borrowing costs? Or economic slowdown? Or so called 'stagflation' (the nightmare scenario of both slower growth and higher inflation)?
Myself and the team at MBMG Group take a deep dive into these issues in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8hOIuo3q0o and discover some very uncomfortable indicators, mainly using research and data provided by the Federal Reserve Bank itself (FRED).
Not only have savings have been exhausted but corporate and personal debt are on the rise, in a way that indicates that the US economy is slowing far more than policymakers intended right now, that the quality of borrowing indicates serious underlying economic concerns and that a wave of defaults may be coming unless policymakers change path urgently.
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Paul Gambles is licensed by the SEC as both a Securities Fundamental Investment Analyst and an Investment Planner.
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