Daybreak Europe Show Open: Playing Down Inflation Fears

The transcript discusses the potential for an enduring inflation shock and the differing views of key economic figures like Evans, Loretta Mester, Rosengren, and Menster. It contrasts the Federal Reserve's stance with market predictions, highlighting a possible shift to value stocks and commodities. The discussion also touches on the tolerance for higher inflation due to past undershoots and the potential for a significant market rotation driven by a generation unfamiliar with high inflation rates.

What is the significance of the phrase 'hawks turned to doves' in the context of monetary policy?

What are the implications of high unemployment on inflation expectations as mentioned in the text?