- In the past few months, the surge in commodity prices has led to rising concerns over an unexpected rise in long-term inflation expectations.
- Most of participants are expecting higher global CPI prints in the month to come.
- However, the pre-Covid-19 symptoms (demographic, disruption, low interest rates) have not changed, and the debt is now significantly higher.
- In addition, social distancing norms and travel restrictions are expected to remain into place for another 2 years.
- Liquidity may continue to stimulate asset price inflation, but 'real economy inflation' may remain at depressed levels in the coming months.
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Deflation First