Lacy Hunt Predictions
Economist, Hoisington Investment Management
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[5:30] We're going to have higher inflation. We're going to have uh greater volatility in inflation. The trend in interest rates is going to be higher. And uh we're going to have um uh generally poor economic performance uh in which the standard of living will stagnate
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[5:39] The trend in interest rates is going to be higher. And uh we're going to have um uh generally poor economic performance uh in which the standard of living will stagnate and uh basically a complete reversal of what we saw over the previous three decades from let's say 1990 to 2020.
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[37:27] the real rate is going to rise. And the reason it's going to rise, Adam, is because of what we just talked about. that we have this imbalance between the demands for physical capital and the supply of saving. So, it's going to drive the real rate higher. Inflation is going to go higher
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[40:08] the last element which has not been a problem but is the is the risk premium. And and the thing that that I believe is going to change the risk premium is the fact that the interest expense is making it almost impossible from a political standpoint to address the deficit which means that the deficit direction is worse and worse.
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[18:09] my outlook is for even sign a greater uh number uh next year and in the years to come and and federal debt is is already approaching 120% of GDP GP and it's it's on its way to 130% of GDP.
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[38:46] the potential growth rate is not going to stay at three and a half. It's going to gravitate down toward two or two and a half.
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[43:22] the birth rate which is which is already in a major downtrend will become even weaker at the same time that we're aging
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[5:46] We're going to have um uh generally poor economic performance uh in which the standard of living will stagnate and uh basically a complete reversal of what we saw over the previous three decades from let's say 1990 to 2020.
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[35:57] I believe will be the case with yesterday's uh intervention by the Treasury Secretary but ultimately they reduce the long-term growth prospects
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[31:49] the inflation rate which for a long time was between 1 and 1/2 to 2 and 1/2 is now gradually moving upward. And we're going to see it move up over time into a 3 and 1/2 to 4 and 1/2% range.
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[36:54] all three components of the Fisher equation point to higher rates. Now I not going to be steady, the environment is going to be very volatile. This is not going to be a subdued a subdued period like what we experienced from 1990 to 2020. It's going to be more volatile.
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[23:46] I think that the general period will be one because what what's going to be happening is that the aggregate supply curve is going to be moving inward. The demand curve is downward sloping, so you're going to what you're going to do is you're going to get higher prices and lower real growth.
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[29:27] you could have recessions from time to time. And and it's going to be more difficult to to avoid them, I believe, than during the favorable in the during the period of globalization.
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