10/5/2022 ‘Peak Disinflation’ Improvement …. For Now…

| October 05, 2022

10/5/2022 ‘Peak Disinflation’ Improvement …. For Now…

AUTHOR:TOWNEWEALTHMANAGEMENT.NET/BLOG 10/5/2022 Towne Wealth Management BLOG:

‘Peak Disinflation’ Improvement …. For Now

The recent ‘Peak Disinflation indicator’ this Friday September 30, is implying that the largest part of the slowdown in the US economy is behind usat least for now, according to Breitbart 9/30/2022. The word disinflation refers to a slowdown in the rate of inflation, which is different from deflation, which is the real decline in prices. The article went on to point out that the shift of inflationary pressures from goods into services was one of the important factors supporting the ‘Peak Disinflation’ reading.

According to an International Finance Discussion Paper, posted by The Board Of Governors of the Federal Reserve System in 1988, titled, ‘Real Interest Rates During the Disinflation Process in Developing Countries,” strategies associated with stabilizing high rates of inflation have been connected with stopping Europe’s hyperinflation in the 1920s, as well as Argentina's and Israel's at other times.

A few more indicators that some things might be starting to head….

in the Investors' Direction?

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