Global supply chain disruptions following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to the rapid rise in U.S. inflation over the past two years. Evidence suggests that supply chain pressures ...

The compendium dispels some widely held myths, for example there is no such thing as 'an inflation cycle' once you control for commodities; the US and China don't drive global inflation; and we ...

Since the COVID crisis that started in January 2020, the world economy has experienced increasing inflation pressures. Starting with what were deemed to be temporary supply chain disruptions due ...

When economies reopened, demand for services came roaring back and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent commodity prices soaring, in turn pushing global inflation to its highest level since the 1970s.

For over fifteen years, we’ve been providing leading insights into global personal wealth through our Global Wealth Report. ... At the end of 2024, they accounted for around USD 61 trillion of total ...

Global investment-grade liquidity improves With investment-grade yields close to levels last seen in 2009, credit could keep drawing interest and the cost to transact should improve.

A hot economy eventually boosts inflation. Such is the simple wisdom of the Phillips curve. Yet inflation across developed countries has been remarkably weak since the 2008 global financial crisis, ...

NEW YORK, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Global equities retreated and the dollar rose on Tuesday as investors awaited fresh inflation data and further economic news later in the week. Gold prices hit a two ...

The global economy is entering the final quarter of 2021 with a mounting number of head winds threatening to slow the recovery from the pandemic recession and prove policymakers’ benign views on ...

But after supply chains, energy markets and consumer behaviour adapted, and central banks belatedly but aggressively raised rates, global inflation is on track to fall to 2.8% this year and 2.4% ...