Here's another good commentary on where inflation is going from here (for this year) and why. This is similar to the Martin North/Damien Klassen interview posted earlier. From last Friday (11 June 2021):
Also here's my current personal take on where to from here;
I'm expecting that rates will stay within a central bank determined range, and that inflation will be largely dependent on the extent of fiscal support because globalisation (amongst other things) tends to have a deflationary effect. The fiscal support will offset that deflation but not much more than that.
Feel free to attack the living daylights out of that view: I'm pretty open to as many different takes as possible on this subject.
I'm interested in getting an accurate bead on what's going on. Like everyone else I imagine.
