StanChart's Englander Sees Inflation on Downtrend Globally

The transcript discusses the downtrend of inflation globally and in the U.S., highlighting the challenges the Federal Reserve (Fed) might face if inflation remains low. It examines market reactions to Fed decisions, noting that the market does not fully trust Powell's inflation forecasts. The discussion also covers the implications of hawkishness on the Fed and the belief that the Fed may need to adjust its policies.

What is the general trend of inflation according to the first section?

• Inflation is on a downtrend globally.

• Inflation is increasing globally.

• Inflation is stable globally.

• Inflation is unpredictable globally.

What does the Dallas Fed trim mean indicate in relation to core inflation?

• It matches core inflation exactly.

• It is irrelevant to core inflation.

• It is almost always below core inflation.

• It is always above core inflation.

What potential issue might the Fed face if inflation remains high?

• They might have to increase interest rates.

• They might have to cut interest rates.

• They might face a real problem.

• They might ignore inflation.

How did the market react to the Fed's recent actions?

• The market fully agreed with the Fed.

• The market believed the Fed would change its approach.

• The market was indifferent to the Fed.

• The market was confused by the Fed.

What was the market's belief regarding Powell's inflation forecasts?

• The market believed Powell's forecasts.

• The market was skeptical of Powell's forecasts.

• The market ignored Powell's forecasts.

• The market was unaware of Powell's forecasts.