…correlation implies that a weak dollar is deflationary and we were all taught in introductory economics that this can not be true. Moreover, if you look at the historic record…

…I thought I would add this chart to demonstrate my point. At the bottom in December the bond market was discounting a deflationary, depression. Now it is discounting an economic…

…Management implosion of 1998, the bursting of the technology bubble in 2000, the disruptions of 9/11 and the 2002 post-Enron deflationary scare in the credit markets. This record suggests that,…

…of growth– accounting for roughly half of growth in China . Contracting US imports are a major deflationary impact for the world economy that few economic models adequately account for….

…the worst point of the Depression. And things are even worse than they look. In the deflationary 1930s house prices declined less in real terms. Today inflation is running at…

…followed has a deflationary effect, I also believe that high oil prices and a low US Dollar have created an inflationary environment as well. More than that, I believe that…

Trying to get beyond today’s headlines, and the moves and countermoves in today’s markets, is difficult. However the future beckons, and it’s looking a lot more “deflationary” than “inflationary” which…

…effects on inflation – that’s true. As is the premise that lower unemployment (not higher as Mr. Nugent suggested) would tend to offset any deflationary effects from declining import prices….

…however, investors had seen 40 years of inflation without any subsequent deflationary period, and so they demanded greater compensation for current inflation. A second possibility is monetary policy. One important…

…would a 40 percent upward manipulation of the yuan be deflationary, it would also do nothing to change the real value of goods that the Chinese ship to our shores….