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Economic Commentary – November 2013

November 11th, 2013, by Phil Bennett

Quantitative easing operations have inflated asset prices but have so far had little impact on consumer prices and wages. This has led some commentators to suggest that we are in a “sweet spot” of modest growth, low inflation and extremely… Read More…