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5) Fullerton SGD Heritage Income Class B ( Link )
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8) BGF China Bond Fund A6 Hedged (SGD) (Link)
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Showing posts with label Inflation and Hyperinflation. Show all posts
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Saturday, December 26, 2020

Where To Park Your Investment During Inflation and Stagflation Period?

 Top Three Sectors Done Well during Inflation Period are :

  1. Commodities
  2. Energy
  3. Materials


  Top Three Sectors Done Well during Stagflation Period are :

  1. WTI Oil
  2. Gold
  3. Silver 


 

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Definition of Deflation, Inflation and Hyperinflation

Deflation: A decrease in the prices of goods and services, usually tied to a contraction of money in circulation. Formal deflation is measured in terms of year-to-year change.

Inflation: An increase in the prices of goods and services, usually tied to an increase of money in circulation.

Hyperinflation: Extreme inflation, minimally in excess of four-digit annual percent change, where the involved currency becomes worthless. A fairly crude definition of hyperinflation is a circumstance, where, due to extremely rapid price increases, the largest pre-hyperinflation bank note ($100 bill in the United States) becomes worth more as functional toilet paper/tissue than as currency.