Data released on July 13th 2021 confirmed the continued acceleration of US Consumer Price Inflation (CPI) through June, which was largely due to increases in used car prices, along with spikes in airfares, hotel prices and car hire rates due to demand driven by the relative enormity of the post-COVID ‘re-opening’ surge of the US economy.
But is this unwelcome visitor likely to hang around? If not, when will it be gone? This brief snapshot produced by MBMG Investment Advisory tries to explain why it's impossible to know and so, when people ask us when, we say 'Quando, quando, quando (tell me when)?'
The following VDO link is of Paul Gambles walking us through the slides pictured below. These provide a summary of his guidance on CPI and the possible 'normalization' of it.
Please click on 'Find Out More' to view a closeup, personal view of the slides on our website.
High On An Inflation Panic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAFaZak0fhQ
Inflation Panic
But how transitory?
Quando, quando, quando?
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