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Money & Credit (Jun.)

The signs that firms did not rush quite as fast to take on more debt in June and that households started to borrow again rather than pay down debt suggest that the economy is moving back towards normal. But as the road to normal will be long, we doubt that the leap in money growth will lead to a surge in inflation.

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