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Tan Wei Guang

10 Apr 2021

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You mentioned that there are inflation fears but all i see is low consumer inflation.

Perhaps, there is going to be a liquidity due to hyper-monetisation from great expansionary monetary and fiscal policies. Would stagflation be around the corner? Consumers could be rejecting the higher prices? over time, the rich poor gap will to more socio-political stress in the society. What do you think about that?

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