An analyst at Morgan Stanley Investment Management is worried about persistent US inflation:
- “I’m more worried about 2024 than I am about 2023”
- “Right now, the monthly year-over-year inflation numbers are coming down, but that’s going to get tougher next year. The bar is going to get harder, and a time when the Fed is still pressing on this 2% goal, I see that as a tough thing to overcome.”
As for US equities, though:
- the election could delay a selloff, with excessive stimulus taking hold in Q4 of ’24
Comments via NBC report.
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I posted yesterday on South Korean inflation:
South Korea’s economy is often seen as a bellwether for the global economy. That doesn’t necessarily extend to inflation, but if it does … yeah sticky indeed.
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com. Source