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Top execs at PGIM, Citi, JPMorgan and more on how inflation will shape markets in 2022

A sharp rise in rates 'will cause a decline in asset prices that could catch out' some investors

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell has thrown down the gauntlet for global policymakers to get a grip on inflation
Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell has thrown down the gauntlet for global policymakers to get a grip on inflation Photo: Getty Images

The Federal Reserve has paved the way for multiple rate hikes. The Bank of England has upped its benchmark to 0.25% from 0.1% already, and the European Central Bank is slowing the pace of bond purchases.

It is clear the battle to stop runaway prices will continue to dominate the economic agenda in 2022. There's still plenty of debate on how far central banks will go and how long this period of faster inflation will persist.

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