- Concerns that quantitative easing will end in hyperinflation and economic mayhem are way overblown.
- Constrained demand for credit along with significant spare capacity suggests the risk of higher inflation is still several years away.
- However, the broader picture suggests that if global recovery continues the risk in the years ahead will shift
- from disinflation and deflation to one of rising inflation
Charles Choong, CFP® (ARN 244731) Authorised Representative of Australian Investment and Insurance Group Pty Ltd ABN 93 068 486 126 AFSL 226405 T: 03 9820 0284 E: firstpacificfs@gmail.com W: www.firstpacificfs.com
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Shane Oliver: Money printing and hyperinflation - What are the risks?
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