Japan’s producer and consumer prices surged 40% after 1973 oil shock, Alasdair Macleod notes

Japan’s producer and consumer prices surged 40% after 1973 oil shock, Alasdair Macleod notes
Japan inflation surged after 1973 OPEC crisis

Alasdair Macleod references the period following the 1973 OPEC crisis when Japan’s producer price index (PPI) and consumer price index (CPI) each rose by 40%, and yields on Japanese government bonds reached 8%.

He raises the question of whether a similar scenario could unfold again.

Macleod has previously highlighted the thresholds for silver and miner prices that could mark a historic market bottom, as detailed in his analysis of key price levels. He has also noted China's move to offer gold accumulation accounts across $21 trillion in local bank deposits, according to a recent report. These topics reflect his continued focus on monetary shifts and key market indicators.

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