Resurgent gasoline prices have some thinking about "transitory disinflation." That the improvement in consumer price pressures won't last because of the same supply factors which drove those in the first place.
Resurgent gasoline prices have some thinking about "transitory disinflation." That the improvement in consumer price pressures won't last because of the same supply factors which drove those in the first place. Supply is the wrong focus, however, as a number of indications point instead to radically weakening demand. Not just for gasoline.
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