Green is good to a point. I mean they don't want to go deflationary (negative inflation) which is interesting since we have been high for so long, they only talk of getting back to a 2% target. Makes it interesting because it makes debt easier to manage for those who have it...
The way to read the table is down, if 0.3% MoM inflation comes in on November, 7.5% inflation YoY expected and the numbers below are the expected trajectory on the forward months.
Each of the columns are headed by the MoM change in inflation. It's a very rudimentary and ignoring complexities of the world forecast, but it is usually how the modelling is usually performed.
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Green is good to a point. I mean they don't want to go deflationary (negative inflation) which is interesting since we have been high for so long, they only talk of getting back to a 2% target. Makes it interesting because it makes debt easier to manage for those who have it...
The way to read the table is down, if 0.3% MoM inflation comes in on November, 7.5% inflation YoY expected and the numbers below are the expected trajectory on the forward months.
Each of the columns are headed by the MoM change in inflation. It's a very rudimentary and ignoring complexities of the world forecast, but it is usually how the modelling is usually performed.