Global | Inflation and Bottlenecks. December 2022
Published on Tuesday, January 31, 2023
Global | Inflation and Bottlenecks. December 2022
December data points to further easing of inflationary pressures in the US and the Euro Area. Bottleneck indicators suggests that supply pressures moderated further in the US and declined marginally in Europe
Key points
- Key points:
- Indicators of synchronicity and persistence of inflation continue to show moderation in US, but less so in Europe
- Both in the US and the Euro Area, long-term consumer inflation expectations remain between 3% and 4%
- Our bottlenecks indicator suggests that supply pressures eased further in the US and declined marginally in Europe
- China’s supplier delivery times jumped in December, as the zero-covid policy was lifted
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