Trader's Edge: Trading Inflation vs. Deflation

Trader's Edge: Trading Inflation vs. Deflation

From cmegroup.com

Investors and economists have long debated the return of inflation. After 40 years of declining interest rates, could inflation return and if so, what impact could it have on the markets? Join Dave Lerman, Director of Education at CME Group, for this latest installment on trading inflation vs. deflation.

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