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The ‘Sticky’ Inflation Ahead for 2022

The ‘Sticky’ Inflation Ahead for 2022
People walk outside of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as global supply chain disruptions and persistent inflation continue to effect the American economy in New York City on Oct. 04, 2021. Spencer Platt/Getty Images
Chris Temple
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As we are closing out 2021, the most significant economic development of the year is the jump in producer and consumer prices. As of last month, the rise of the latter year over year came in at 6.8 percent; the highest running 12-month tally in some four decades.
Chris Temple
Chris Temple
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Chris Temple has set himself apart with his unique ability to make the intricacies of the markets and our world understandable to the average person, chiefly via his newsletter The National Investor.  With over five decades in the financial and investment world, his commentary has appeared in Barron’s, Forbes, Investors’ Digest, among other publications. To discover how to get his proprietary research in the paid newsletter service, go to The National Investor.
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