Thank you irvinerenter. How sustainable are food and energy prices when wage inflation is not growing? For example, we just saw the huge spike in oil prices, metals, and agriculture collapse when the economy turn south. What is the actual cause and effect here? Do we need spending power for commodity prices to remain high?
Yes, there has been a long discussion about how institutional investors inflated commodity prices, but as we saw, that alone does not appear to be sustainable.
Also is the US dollar really going to weaken against other developed country if every country is also printing $? I can are dollar weaken against net exporters like china etc but not against the European majors.
If someone has a chart on rental rate versus inflation that would be great.