As the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) sets to pull a trigger on raising interest rates, and is tepidly looking over its shoulder at a recent up-tick in market volatility like someone scared on a city street late at night might do, an HSBC piece states that now is the time to raise the first time, but don’t expect a sudden follow up act. It is the second rate hike that will not happen anytime in the near future. Relationship between low unemployment and inflation just can’t find the old spark it once had The report is written by HSBC’s Global Chief Economist…
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- Relationship between low unemployment and inflation just can't find the old spark it once had
- Fed: Why can't relationships with real inflation be found to the same degree as in the past?
- Relationship status between unemployment and inflation is complicated as a third partner, the global economy, comes into play
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