MACROECONOMICS

Impact of War, China, and Public Debt on US Inflation

Which factors are likely to change the current direction of inflation?

US headline CPI for September 2023 increased higher than expected. Another war has erupted in the Middle East region, the world's oil supply source. Meanwhile, China is deepening into the real estate sector crisis, dragging the banking financial sector to the brink of crisis. There are too many factors causing the market to fear the possibility of inflation rising again, causing the Fed's efforts of more than 1 year to collapse.

This week's Macroeconomic article from Viet Hustler, based on a comprehensive view of economic and geopolitical risks, will clearly analyze which factors are likely to change the current direction of US inflation.

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