Is global inflation set to dip during 2018 to 2020?
Sep, 28, 2018 By C S Vijayalakshmi 0 comments
Actual global inflation for 2017 came out at 3.8%, much higher than the consensus forecast of 3.27%. Consensus forecasts for 2018 (3.6%) & 2019 (3.34%) have also been gradually revised upwards in the last 6-8 months. However, relative to 2017, inflation is expected to decrease through 2018 to 2020. Could this fall in inflation be a consequence of tightening by major Central Banks globally?
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C S Vijayalakshmi
Vijayalakshmi has the rare ability to look at charts using both Classical charting as well as Elliot Waves, which she combines with excellent proficiency in Excel. A growing presence in the social media sphere, she is also an accomplished danseuse and choreographer.
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