Global Money Supply Normalization Post-Pandemic

by EconomySoltani The global broad money supply-to-GDP ratio fell to 118% in 2024, down from a peak of 139% in 2020, returning to pre-pandemic levels. This normalization reflects tighter monetary conditions, which may help ease inflationary pressures but could also dampen economic growth if credit availability declines.  

Inflation falls to 2.9%, lower than expectations.‬ Consumer price growth has slowed to its lowest levels in the post-pandemic period.‬ ‪The first interest rate cuts since 2020 should come in September.‬

by TonyLiberty Fed chief Powell to set table for September rate cut at Jackson Hole, but jobs data will set the size Oh yay. Only 2.9% higher than the 4.5% increase last year and the 8.8% higher increase the year before and the 3% before. So we are only 21% higher than 4 years ago. …

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‘Post-pandemic vacay demand has fizzled out’

Post-pandemic vacay demand has fizzled out Now, whatever will we do with 5.6 million bed and breakfast rentals scattered in residential neighborhoods across the world? h/t @GypsyD24 pic.twitter.com/GAsdcwcqvL — Amy Nixon (@texasrunnerDFW) July 10, 2023 And for those implying this may be specific to Disney’s image problems, I beg to differ It’s not about wokeness, …

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