Federal Reserve Has to Slow U.S. Growth to Lower Inflation, ING Says

The transcript discusses the impact of the Ukraine-Russia conflict on global commodities, particularly in Asia. It highlights the limited direct trade between Asia and Russia, with exceptions like Korea, Vietnam, and Japan. The US Federal Reserve's approach to inflation is examined, noting the need to slow the economy to manage inflation. Inflation trends in Asia are analyzed, with a focus on South Korea and the impact of pandemic-related stimulus. Finally, the transcript explores China's inflation and the influence of commodities like oil and grains from Russia and Ukraine.

How do inflation rates in emerging markets like India and the Philippines compare to developed economies?

What are the potential long-term effects of the pandemic stimulus on inflation in developed economies?

What role do commodities play in China's Consumer Price Index (CPI)?