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Stock markets will drop another 40% as a severe stagflationary debt crisis hits an overleveraged global economy

Por: MarketWatch Politics October 03, 2022

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Roubini’s predictions How do these predictions stack up? First, Team Transitory clearly lost to Team Persistent in the inflation debate. On top of excessively loose monetary, fiscal, and credit policies, negative supply shocks caused price growth to surge. COVID-19 lockdowns led to supply bottlenecks, including for labor. China’s “zero-COVID” policy created even more problems for global supply chains. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent... + full article



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