Originally Posted by Raffe Why would you worry about inflation when we are moving into a global recession? I think inflation after the recession is quite likely given the amount of money printing thats going to happen over the next 12-18 months.
Originally Posted by klunk I think inflation after the recession is quite likely given the amount of money printing thats going to happen over the next 12-18 months. That would seem likely but we have had QE for years and inflation has remarkably been low but official figures lag reality. Originally Posted by Raffe Why would you worry about inflation when we are moving into a global recession? Because inflation is the enemy of cash
Last edited by Montello; 17th March 2020 at 18:32.
Originally Posted by Montello That would seem likely but we have had QE for years and inflation has remarkably been low but official figures lag reality. You referring to the Rolex inflation?
Originally Posted by Raffe You referring to the Rolex inflation? Oh no ... bubble could be coming to an end.
Originally Posted by klunk I think inflation after the recession is quite likely given the amount of money printing thats going to happen over the next 12-18 months. In isolation maybe, but when numerous economies are also indulging in QE, then it's a slightly different scenario.
It's just a matter of time...
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