As Supply Chain Issues Clear, Inflation Pressure Will Lessen

August 16, 2021

1 minute read

by Scott Brown, Ph.D. Chief Economist, Raymond James

We have production bottlenecks and supply shortages in every economic recovery,” says Raymond James Chief Economist Scott Brown, but those issues – and inflation – are expected to ease with time.

Recorded August 4, 2021.

Author

Raymond James

Get Aa's Actionable Analysis

The Morning Meeting - 7:15AM daily

Is U.S. inflation starting to slow?

byRussell Investments

August 16, 2021

Tech Talk for Tuesday August 17th 2021

byDon Vialoux, EquityClock.com

August 17, 2021

7 biggest mistakes investors are making now

Turn today's investing missteps into tomorrow's smart moves.

byFidelity Investments Canada

Will the market be ready when you are?

by Nick Goetze, Fixed Income, Raymond James Nick Goetze discusses fixed income market conditions and offers insight for…

byRaymond James

Will a Weak Dollar Enhance International Returns?

International stocks have outperformed the broad U.S. stock market so far this year. If the U.S. dollar continues to weaken, it could boost international returns even more.

byCharles Schwab and Company

Research in Focus: Has click search met its match in AI?

Research Analyst Divyaunsh Divatia explores the explosive growth in chatbot usage for routine search queries and how the trend might impact legacy search functions – and revenues.

byAdvisorAnalyst

Guardian Capital’s Next Chapter: Going Private with Desjardins in a $1.67 Billion Deal

In a landmark move that reshapes Canada’s asset management landscape, Guardian Capital Group Limited has agreed to be…

byAdvisorAnalyst

The 4th Turning of Markets: Darius Dale on Inflation, Debt & Investing in 2025

What if everything you thought you knew about the Fed, fiscal policy, and recession playbooks is already obsolete? In this episode, Darius Dale reveals why the U.S. economy has entered “Paradigm C” — a regime of fiscal dominance, deregulation, and coordinated support — and what it means for portfolios, the Fed, and your financial future.

byRaise Your Average Podcast