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Key points that we will cover in the report:

• Supply chain and inflation headwinds hamper the global recovery.
• Supply chain disruptions are unlikely to disappear overnight, but a surge in global corporate capital expenditure in 2021 and a somewhat cooling demand should ultimately alleviate shortages.
• In the debate between transitory and runaway inflation, it is supposed that the truth lies somewhere in the middle, with inflation likely to be “sticky but not oppressive”.
• It’s not runaway inflation, and it’s certainly not stagflation. In fact, the US economy is going through a bout of “M.E.S.S.I.” inflation dynamics – Moderating Expansion with Sticky Supply-driven Inflation – a rare phenomenon where strong, but cooling demand is met by constrained, but accelerating supply, leading to transitory, yet sticky inflation.

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A year ago, the biggest question for investors was how quickly the global economy would recover from the depths of the COVID-19 recession. Today, the answer is clear: After the single largest drop in quarterly gross domestic product (GDP) on record, GDP is already back on its pre-COVID-19 path. Now, the debate is whether the strong recovery and pick-up in inflation are part of a short-lived spurt, driven by policy support and economic reopening. Or, this recovery has staying power, with forecasts for 6.5% global GDP growth for 2021 led by the US economy’s 7.1% growth, followed by 4.8% globally and 4.9% for US in 2022. To read more about the report download the pdf or Click Here

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