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Deutsche Bank: Risiko for ødelæggende inflation, der skaber konflikter

Hugo Gaarden

onsdag 09. juni 2021 kl. 10:11

Deutsche Bank har lavet en omfattende analyse af risikoen for øget inflation. Den eksplosive vækst i gæld, der er finansieret af centralbankerne, ligger bag udviklingen. Ikke siden Den anden Verdenskrig er der pumpet så store beløb fra regeringernes og centralbankernes side ud i økonomien. Øget inflation er langt alvorligere, end de fleste forestiller sig, for det kan tvinge  centralbankerne til abrupte rentestigninger, der kan skabe store spændinger i samfundet. Det interessante i analysen er, at Deutsche Bank mener, at en ny finansiel-økonomisk krise i høj grad er selvskabt.

Uddrag fra Deutsche Bank:

Inflation: The defining macro story of
this decade

 

Conclusion

We worry that inflation will make a comeback. Few still remember how our societies and economies were threatened by high inflation 50 years ago. The most basic laws of economics, the ones that have stood the test of time over a millennium, have not been suspended.

An explosive growth in debt financed largely by central banks is likely to lead to higher inflation. We worry that the painful lessons of an inflationary past are being ignored by central bankers, either because they really believe that this time is different, or they have bought into a new paradigm that
low interest rates are here to stay, or they are protecting their institutions by not trying to hold back a political steam roller.

Whatever the reason, we expect inflationary pressures to re-emerge as the Fed continues with its policy of patience and its stated belief that current pressures are largely transitory. It may take a year
longer until 2023 but inflation will re-emerge. And while it is admirable that this
patience is due to the fact that the Fed’s priorities are shifting towards social goals,
neglecting inflation leaves global economies sitting on a time bomb.

It is a scary thought that just as inflation is being deprioritised, fiscal and monetary
policy is being coordinated in ways the world has never seen. Recent stimulus has
been extraordinary and economic forecasting, which is difficult at the best of times,
is becoming harder by the day. Fractured politics amplifies the problem. Needless
to say, the range of global outcomes over the coming years is wide.

When central banks are eventually forced to act on inflation, they will find it
themselves in a difficult, if not untenable, position. They will be fighting the
increasingly-ingrained perception that high levels of debt and higher inflation are a
small price to pay for achieving progressive political, economic and social goals.
That will make it politically difficult for societies to accept higher unemployment in
the interest of fighting inflation.

Eventually, though, any social priorities that policymakers have will be set aside if
inflation returns in earnest. Rising prices will touch everyone. The effects could be
devastating, particularly for the most vulnerable in society. Sadly, when central
banks do act at this stage, they will be forced into abrupt policy change which will
only make it harder for policymakers to achieve the social goals that our societies
need.

Low, stable inflation and historically low interest rates have been the glue that have
held together macro policy for the last three decades. If, as we expect, this starts to
unravel over the next year or two, then policymakers will face the most challenging
years since the Volcker/Reagan period in the 1980s.

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