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What the US inflation shock means for investors
More aggressive Fed rate increases are coming, lifting the chances of a US recession. Investors should be cautious about believing the worst is priced into stocks.
Don’t be fooled by the relatively mild reaction on financial markets to news that headline inflation in the United States has surged to 9.1 per cent, the highest since 1981. While this is clearly an awful number for central banks, it should also concern investors, who must now confront two key questions.
First, how bad is the likely US recession going to be? And second, is that likely recession fully priced into markets?
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