Oil the biggest traded commodity globally by far and therefor best indicator to detect commodity price inflation imho.
From Investopedia artikel Why Didn't Quantitative Easing Lead to Hyperinflation? the following snippet:
"During the Great Recession banks still had bad loans and toxic assets on their balance sheets as a result of the housing bubble burst and its aftershocks.
While the central bank did increase the money supply sharply, banks used these funds to shore up their balance sheets and buffer toxic assets, rather than creating new loans."
Expecting the banks to have continued with this responsible business model, hyperinflation will fall upon the world economy straight out of the blue imho.
Very well possible the reason why the UJ Seasonality opening bell has us waiting since March '18 for its continuation.
A confluence of circumstances leading up to the great recession of 2008 included economic disruptions such as SARS and a CDO housing bubble, a repeat of quite a similar series of events likely to unfold with COVID marking the start of it all..
From Investopedia artikel Why Didn't Quantitative Easing Lead to Hyperinflation? the following snippet:
"During the Great Recession banks still had bad loans and toxic assets on their balance sheets as a result of the housing bubble burst and its aftershocks.
While the central bank did increase the money supply sharply, banks used these funds to shore up their balance sheets and buffer toxic assets, rather than creating new loans."
Expecting the banks to have continued with this responsible business model, hyperinflation will fall upon the world economy straight out of the blue imho.
Very well possible the reason why the UJ Seasonality opening bell has us waiting since March '18 for its continuation.
A confluence of circumstances leading up to the great recession of 2008 included economic disruptions such as SARS and a CDO housing bubble, a repeat of quite a similar series of events likely to unfold with COVID marking the start of it all..
