Daybreak Europe Show Open: Transitory or Not?

The video discusses inflation expectations, with Richard Clarida's views on stagflation and Bostick's commitment to inflation data. The use of props like jars labeled 'transitory' is highlighted. The discussion also covers the importance of data in understanding inflation trends and market dynamics, including the rise in short-term paper and yield curve flattening.

What does the term 'transitory' refer to in the context of inflation?

What does Richard Clarida not expect regarding the economy?

What was Bostick's favorite part of his statement regarding the bid?

What was the significance of the glass jar mentioned in the discussion?

How did the recent allocation of $38 billion compare historically?