WHY IS NO ONE IN EUROPE TALKING ABOUT DANGERS OF RISING INFLATION  
    
    
      
        
          
 If economies recover and stimulus turbocharges pent-up demand, a lot of bank credit could result from central bank money. The increasing risk of a return of inflation in the US and Europe is beginning to galvanise debates among economists.
If economies recover and stimulus turbocharges pent-up demand, a lot of bank credit could result from central bank money. The increasing risk of a return of inflation in the US and Europe is beginning to galvanise debates among economists. 
One key source of inflation fears is the expectation that, once the Covid-19 pandemic has been overcome by vaccines, pent-up demand will explode in an orgy of consumption. Read more HERE. 
 
 
	    
 If economies recover and stimulus turbocharges pent-up demand, a lot of bank credit could result from central bank money. The increasing risk of a return of inflation in the US and Europe is beginning to galvanise debates among economists.
If economies recover and stimulus turbocharges pent-up demand, a lot of bank credit could result from central bank money. The increasing risk of a return of inflation in the US and Europe is beginning to galvanise debates among economists. 
One key source of inflation fears is the expectation that, once the Covid-19 pandemic has been overcome by vaccines, pent-up demand will explode in an orgy of consumption. Read more HERE. 
 
		  
            
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