UBS Chief Economist Paul Donovan notes that US headline inflation is expected to rise due to energy cost pass-throughs from the Iran war. Despite these price pressures, consumer demand remains robust as households draw down savings.
Key Takeaways
- 1.US May headline consumer price inflation is expected to rise as costs from the Iran war are passed to consumers.
- 2.US consumer demand remains resilient as savings are used to offset higher oil-impacted prices.
- 3.China's May consumer price gains were lower than expected due to falling pork prices.
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Authors
Paul Donovan
Themes
InflationGeopolitical riskConsumer demand
Regions
Middle EastUnited StatesChina
