It is really difficult these days to put the inflation puzzle together in a way that makes sense. Freight rates, due to the various geopolitical conflicts and above all the crisis in the Red Sea, are shooting up, while at the same time industrial metals are pointing to deflation and indicate rather subdued economic activity globally. At least global liquidity points at a stable path.
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I'm wondering if we will see some kind of repeat of the early 70's, lots of geo-politics, social division, economic uncertainty; and stagflation.?
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