
Inflation has decreased in Europe, impacting interest rates. Central banks' credibility is questioned as handling inflation becomes challenging. The rich world faces volatile inflation due to geopolitical tensions, trade wars, and fiscal stimulus, requiring central banks to act swiftly.
📺 Central banks want companies to pay higher wages without raising prices. After soaring during the pandemic, bottom lines in the euro zone and US are already dipping. @guerreraf72 argues that CEOs and investors can expect even leaner times. Watch 👉 https://t.co/cdcJtGpgSB https://t.co/8MepXonj3d
Geopolitical tensions, trade wars, climate change and a penchant for fiscal stimulus will all make inflation more volatile than it was in the sleepy decades after the 1980s. That means the rich world’s central banks must move fast and forcefully https://t.co/et5PZvHiRc 👇
The past four years have battered its credibility, though it remains mostly intact. In a more volatile, inflation-prone economic environment it will be called upon to police price rises more than to stave off recession https://t.co/yzgoIWqvmC 👇
