Generationally superior inflation was the story of 2022. That’s not going to be the tale of 2023. The boogeyman of disinflation—and even some deflation—is about to turn out to be the largest chance to stocks, and investors are going to have to figure out how to placement portfolios for slipping costs.
U.S. consumer price ranges rose 6.5% yr above year in December, the sixth consecutive month the tempo of pricing gains decelerated. Buyers were pleased. The
S&P 500
acquired 2.7% for the week. The
Dow Jones Industrial Normal
attained 672 details, or 2%. The
Nasdaq Composite
was the large winner, closing up 4.8%.
Generationally superior inflation was the story of 2022. That’s not going to be the tale of 2023. The boogeyman of disinflation—and even some deflation—is about to turn out to be the largest chance to stocks, and investors are going to have to figure out how to placement portfolios for slipping costs.
U.S. consumer price ranges rose 6.5% yr above year in December, the sixth consecutive month the tempo of pricing gains decelerated. Buyers were pleased. The
S&P 500
acquired 2.7% for the week. The
Dow Jones Industrial Normal
attained 672 details, or 2%. The
Nasdaq Composite
was the large winner, closing up 4.8%.
