Price data basically confirms what we knew, inflation is back in a moderating phase with dip in core highlighting that. Income a little below expectations but the underlying wage story remains constructive, so nothing to be concerned about. Although in terms of Fed priorities the pick-up in wage growth is not enough to offset broader demand concerns.
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REPORT » 14th February, 2019 » GlobalTight-anic
Despite positive noises on wages from both the Fed and the ECB there is little sign we’re returning to the…
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