US Inflation Could Be Worse Than Expected, Goldman Sachs Says — Atlanta Fed President Favors 25 BPS Rate Hike
While the conflict in Ukraine is a hot topic, fears of rising inflation continue to haunt Americans residing in the country, as economists and analysts note U.S. inflation will likely remain high. Inflation is likely going to be worse than initially feared this year, Goldman Sachs explained in a report published on Sunday. Moreover, in terms of inflation coupled with the Ukraine invasion, an economics professor at American International College (AIC) stressed there’s “a perfect storm brewing.” Goldman Sachs: ‘Strong Jobs Market and Rising Inflation Could Ignite a Moderate Wage-Price Spiral’ Inflation has been ghastly in 2022 and it may not get better this year, according to a new inflation report stemming from Goldman Sachs economists on Sunday. “The inflation picture has worsened this winter as we expected, and how much it will improve later this year is now in question,” the note from the financial institution explained. Goldman’s note to investors, follows the Consumer Price Ind