| You can almost ignore inflation when it runs at 2%. Sure, it’s insidious. It will sneak up on you and, over time, that 2% will compound and erode your purchasing power. But 2% inflation is what the Federal Reserve wants. It’s most consistent with the Fed’s other goals of maximum employment and stable prices. You can’t ignore inflation running at 7% year over year like it did in December. That’s enough to double prices in just 10 years! Now, I don’t expect prices to continue running hot like this. By the end of the year, we could see prices fall. But all the same, the great inflation spike of ‘21 to ‘22 should drive home three important points. Ignore these at your peril. P.S. Scroll down for another opportunity to get a free Money & Markets hat! Suggested Stories: Need an Inflation Trade After 7% Shock? One Fund Likes Rising Prices Buy High-Demand, High-Value Stock Now
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