Excess Savings: Indication For Exceptional Inflation Expansion!Hi,
Welcome to this analysis about the current and upcoming economical situation regarding the excess savings amassed in the corona crisis and the potential inflationary developments these can cause. There are also other factors that can accelerate inflation in the upcoming times especially with
About Personal Saving Rate
PERSONAL SAVING RATE RUNNING ON EMPTYThis chart shows that personal saving is at the lowest in US Record . TIC TIC TIC BOOM NO SAVINGS RECORD HIGH RATES ON CREDIT CARD . AND CONSUMER SPENDING AT A RECORD HIGH . . ONCE UNEMPLOYMENT TICKS UP I WANT TO PUT THIS OUT THERE THEREIS ONLY TWO THINGS THAT CAN HAPPEN 1 PUT CASH D
PSAVERT - the personal saving ratePersonal saving as a percentage of disposable personal income (DPI), frequently referred to as "the personal saving rate," is calculated as the ratio of personal saving to DPI.
Personal saving is equal to personal income less personal outlays and personal taxes; it may generally be viewed as the por
Diminishing Savings Rates Bullish for Strong Labor MarketThis chart may help explain a return to a stronger labor market. In blue is the personal savings rate (% of PDI) & the amount of people unemployed (orange).
As savings are used up, people may look to employment for additional capital to support their living.
Rolling 2yr-r = 83%
Personal Savings Rate - Consumer Spending to DeclineAs the Pandemic progressed, Consumers began to spending on
Durable Goods, Home Improvement, Electronics and a host of
additional Products to improve their nesting conditions.
This dynamic applied to Americans who remained employed
through "Stay at Home" Measures.
Lower Income Consumers paid down
Zero/Negative Rates Don't Work - Savings Rate - BuybacksQuick one here, given the world looks set to resume it's ludicrous experiment with negative rates in order to spur "growth" and encourage spending.
I thought it was only reasonable to see what effect the past decade of ZIRP (Zero Interest Rate Policy) has had on the personal savings rate.
Before w
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