The economy has undergone a structural transformation that ended the low-cost era. ‘The regime change in inflation and interest rates is the outcome’
The shift, in many ways, returns the economy to where it was before the financial crisis in December 2007 that lasted through June 2009.
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# Summary The global economy has entered a structural regime shift away from the low-inflation, low-interest-rate environment that characterized the post-2008 financial crisis period, marking a fundamental return to pre-2007 economic conditions with higher inflation and rising rates. This inflation and interest rate regime change ends the "low-cost era" that enabled cheap financing and compressed valuations for decades, likely requiring investors to reassess portfolio allocations, discount rates for equity valuations, and bond positioning across multiple asset classes.
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