Stagflation
Coverage of Stagflation in the Nexus archive.
- ‘Buy Europe’ Trade Returns as Stagflation Fears Ease: Markets Daily
The 'Buy Europe' trade strategy has returned as concerns over stagflation have eased. Federal Reserve officials maintained interest rates at their current level and expressed divided opinions on potential rate hikes for the year.
- Europe Intelligence Brief — Monday, June 15, 2026
Leaders gathered at the G7 in France as Germany's central bank highlighted concerns about a deepening stagflation squeeze. The article references economic challenges discussed during the summit.
- Global Junk Debt Flashes Warning on Growing Risk of Stagflation
The article highlights concerns over global junk debt signaling a growing risk of stagflation. It suggests that economic conditions may be deteriorating, with potential impacts on financial markets.
- IATA Director on Air Transport Stagflation & Challenges
The IATA Director addresses stagflation and challenges in the air transport sector. The discussion focuses on economic pressures impacting the industry.
- How the ‘double scar’ of past inflation woes and geopolitical shocks amid the Iran war is hitting consumers
Research indicates that past inflation concerns and geopolitical shocks from the Iran war are creating mental 'scars' that amplify fears of stagflation, characterized by simultaneous price increases and economic slowdown.
- Labour may be forced to slash spending to salvage 'really unhealthy' UK economy from Iran war stagflation shock
Labour may need to reduce public spending to address the UK's 'unhealthy' economy amid fears of stagflation triggered by a potential war with Iran. The economic risks highlight tensions between fiscal policy and geopolitical instability.
- Not even a quick end to Iran war can save AI stock bubble now
An Iran conflict is creating stagflation through reduced oil and fertilizer supplies, pushing bond yields higher globally. This liquidity diversion could potentially collapse the AI stock bubble if bond yields rise by more than one percentage point by year's end.
- Japan economy grows, but worrying signs ahead
Japan's economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.1% in Q1, exceeding expectations, driven by US-bound exports and domestic consumption from a cash handout program. However, analysts warn that growth will cool to below 1% in Q2 due to Iran war-related fuel shortages and oil import disruptions, raising stagflation concerns.
- Romania to Hold Rates With Stagflation Risks Clouding Outlook
Romania's National Bank is expected to hold interest rates steady as the country faces stagflation risks. The central bank must balance inflation concerns with economic growth challenges in its monetary policy decisions.
- Nearly 40% chances of stagflation by end of 2026, traders say
Traders predict a nearly 40% chance of stagflation by the end of 2026, indicating a mix of high inflation and unemployment. This suggests a pessimistic outlook on the economy. Traders are not optimistic about the state of the economy by the end of this year.
- 'We're in a terrible situation' warns Bank official as global energy shock sparks fears of stagflation
A Bank official warns of a terrible situation due to a global energy shock, sparking fears of stagflation. The shock is expected to have significant economic impacts. Global economies are at risk of stagnation and inflation.
- Earnings Boost Before Stagflation Fears: 3-Minutes MLIV
Earnings are expected to boost before stagflation fears arise, with a focus on MLIV in a 3-minute time frame. Stagflation concerns may impact earnings. The article discusses market trends.
- Lagarde Joins Powell in Rejecting Stagflation Label of 1970s
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell both dismissed comparisons of current economic conditions to the stagflation of the 1970s, emphasizing confidence in the central banks' ability to manage inflation and growth.
- Schroders Warms to Government Bonds as Stagflation Worries Mount
Schroders Plc has increased its stance on government bonds amid growing concerns about stagflation. The firm's headquarters in London reflects its strategic shift towards safer assets.
- Lloyds takes £151m hit from Iran war as it forecasts rise in UK unemployment
Lloyds Banking Group reported a £151m loss due to the Middle East conflict's economic impact, forecasting UK GDP growth of 0.5% in 2024, lower than the IMF's 0.8% projection. The bank highlighted rising unemployment, inflation, and a housing market slowdown as key risks amid stagflationary conditions.
- Philippine Rate Decision Too Close to Call on Stagflation Risk
Philippine central bank governor Eli Remolona discussed the uncertainty of the country's rate decision amid stagflation risks during an interview at the HSBC Global Investment Summit in Hong Kong on March 25, 2025.
- War Revives Stagflation Dangers for Global Economy
The article discusses how ongoing wars are reviving stagflation risks, threatening global economic stability. It highlights concerns about inflation and economic stagnation amid geopolitical tensions.
- Nomura Economist Anderson Warns of Stagflation Risks in Europe
Josie Anderson, a European economist at Nomura, warns that the ongoing war in Europe is increasing stagflation risks by creating uncertainty, suppressing consumer and business demand, and driving up costs. The situation is causing significant economic challenges for the region.
- Britain 'faces stagflation and recession' as oil soars back to $100 a barrel
Britain faces stagflation and recession as oil prices surge to $100 a barrel, combining high inflation with economic stagnation. The situation threatens the UK's economic stability and growth prospects.
- Is the world economy heading towards stagflation?
The article questions whether the global economy is facing stagflation, a combination of stagnant growth and high inflation. It highlights concerns about economic stability and potential downturns.
- EU Says Stagflation Risk Lingers Despite Iran Ceasefire
The EU warns of lingering stagflation risks despite a ceasefire with Iran. The article mentions shoppers in Rostock, Germany, highlighting economic concerns in the region.
- Indonesia faces 'vicious' stagflation: Japan consumer goods firm
A Japan-based consumer goods firm warns that Indonesia is facing 'vicious' stagflation, indicating severe economic challenges combining high inflation with stagnant growth.