European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet has long been one of the most hawkish central bankers in the G8, and Monday’s release of Euro-zone inflation data may reiterate why.
If emerging market economies can continue growing at their current pace, perhaps they will spare the United States a serious correction. American consumers will finally be able to relax. The whole world economy will no longer rest on their backs.
This weekend’s G8 Summit in Japan is set to focus on the matter as energy costs have crimped consumption, distorted trade figures, and fed global inflation.
American consumers are buying less from the rest of the world. This leaves less U.S. money in the hands of foreign central banks, and less reason for them to inflate their own currencies.
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