Tue, 5 May 2009
Andy Xie, former chief economist for Morgan Stanley in Asia, speaks with Martin Soong of Squawk Box about the consequences of massive money pumping by the Federal Reserve and central banks of other major economies.
"We're seeing signs of inflation... I think next year, central banks will be forced into raising rates, even though the [global] economies will still be sluggish. But they will raise interest rates slowly, because they're terrified of pushing down the economies, so we will be stuck with inflation for a few more years. The most likely scenario for the world over the next few years is stagflation", warns the renowned economist.
谢大叔
JustinGeCHI 2 years ago
Fundamentals do not improve from Keynesian stimulus. Stimulus is illusory. Stimulus only creates more debt.
herbs814 2 years ago
谢国忠的英语不错嘛
zxcvbn1144 2 years ago