Inflation Slowed Sharply In Q3 | Richard Duncan

Newspaper headlines give the impression that Inflation in the United States is very high and running totally out of control.

But those headlines are misleading.

Inflation peaked in the second quarter. The month-on-month increase in Inflation was much lower in the third quarter than in the second.

The new Macro Watch video explains what is really going on with Inflation.

• First it demonstrates that inflation did slow sharply in the third quarter.

• Next, it discusses five reasons Inflation is likely to slow further next year.

• It then shows that the pick up in Inflation earlier this year has been a very small price to pay relative to the catastrophe that could have happened.

• Finally, it discusses why those individuals who based their investment decisions on the assumption that Inflation and interest rates would move much higher badly miscalculated over the last 18 months.

Macro Watch subscribers can log in and watch this video now for all the details.

The video is 18 minutes long and offers 34 slides that can be downloaded.

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[ARIZJOE]

Thank you for rational, objective analysis. Heard you by chance on Phoenix radio repeat program. Go Commodores! I'm going short in 2022.

[russelljabara]

Your beginning argument for inflation decelerating fell apart immediately as less than 15 hours after you posted this, the news ( yes real news not an impression) reported that CPI has accelerated again in October gaining another 0.9%. Huge supply chain problems, Increasing energy costs, with an administration that wants to kill fossil fuels and pipelines in the US and spend money they don’t have; Time will tell but I think your premise in theory or off