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Inflation is important for real estate agents because changes in prices can impact interest rate policy set by the Federal Reserve. While fears of deflation have lessened, some economists are concerned high unemployment combined with future inflation could result in stagflation, making it difficult for central banks to address inflation without further harming job growth. The October 2010 Inflation Watch report indicates current consumer and producer price indices show moderate inflation, but a weaker dollar and rising commodity prices could lead to higher inflation levels in the coming years.
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1. Inflation is defined as a rise in the general level of prices where a unit of currency buys less than it previously could. It occurs when the money supply grows faster than the economy.
2. There are three main types of inflation: demand-pull inflation caused by increased demand, cost-push inflation caused by increased costs of production, and built-in inflation caused by expectations of future inflation.
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This document summarizes New Zealand's business cycles since the global financial crisis of 2008-2009. It discusses 4 main business cycles: 1) the global financial crisis, 2) a green shoot recovery from 2009-2010, 3) a period of domestic caution and global uncertainty from 2012-2012, and 4) a time of persistently low inflation from 2014 to present day. During each cycle, the document outlines changes in economic indicators like GDP, inflation, interest rates, and immigration. It also describes the monetary and fiscal policy responses used in New Zealand to address challenges in each economic period.
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- The relaxation in price growth in October means the Fed will likely continue its low-rate policy committed through mid-2013.
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Japan’s Swinging Bonds — A Future Economic Crisis
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The inability of Japanese government debt to stop gyrating wildly poses a significant threat to the country’s climb out of its two-decade economic mire.
In the past six months, Japanese 10-year bond yields have swung like a pendulum. The huge swings were never more prescient than Thursday, when the yield jumped over 1.0% for the first time in over a year.
That volatility poses a significant threat to Japan, specifically through the balance sheets of its banks. In a statement clearly acknowledging those risks, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said Friday that it is “extremely desirable” for the nation’s debt market to be stable.
When it comes to government debt, Japan’s biggest banks are all in. Consolidated financial statements of
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As that debt vacillates in price so do the banks’ Tier 1 capital asset ratios and presumably their ability to lend and create loans. Japanese banks would face 6.6 trillion yen in losses should interest rates rise broadly by one percentage point, according to the Bank of Japan.
One week into 2013, 10-year government bonds climbed in yield to nearly 0.85% from early December lows of 0.69%. They then fell dramatically to 0.44% in early April only to climb again violently to the 12-month high on Thursday. All that interest rate volatility and so far, no inflation in sight.
Recent gross domestic product figures from Japan showed growth of 3.5% on an annual basis but the GDP deflator, a measure of inflation printed at a decline of 1.2% from a year earlier. That is 14 consecutive negative quarters.
If these government bond yields continue to gyrate beyond the central bank’s control and no inflation comes, the government stands to lose credibility domestically.
That credibility is already somewhat in question given during his first term as prime minister, Shinzo Abe lacked the political power to follow central bank action with his own government reform. Without that reform, Abe’s goal of 2% inflation within two years is in grave peril.
If he has any doubts about the need for government action, look no further than U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures, the Federal Reserve’s favorite indicator for inflation, was 2.5% in 2008 before the global financial crisis took hold. Now almost five years later and massive quantitative easing from the Fed, the PCE is just 1.1% because there has been no help from fiscal policy.
The importance of credibility is even greater in Japan, where local investors finan.
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