Global Liquidity Update: Slump-flation in 2022?

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Global Liquidity Update: Slump-flation in 2022?

 

·                Global Liquidity has been lately propped up by unexpected largesse from the US Fed, yet US money market flows are themselves now starting to inflect downwards

·                European and Asian economies are sliding lower, notably China, and with no sign that the People’s Bank is prepared to offer additional liquidity support

 

 

 

 

See our latest published research, Global Liquidity Latest – November 2021

 

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