Why an inflationary bust is inevitable

The world's economies have never before been so closely intertwined. The current boom has reached every corner of the globe - but it requires the creation of more and more easy money to sustain it. Dr Marc Faber in Whiskey & Gunpowder believes that despite recent market fears over rising interest rates, central banks will be unable to resist pumping more money into the system to keep the boom going. And that means inflation will go even higher...

Based on the number of e-mails I receive and the types of questions I get asked, I have a fair idea of how investors are positioned. It is my impression, therefore, that the recent sudden sell-off in asset markets came as a surprise to the majority of investors and caught them at least temporarily on the wrong foot.

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