questions relevant. today one of the most vexing questions for people who participant in markets, but that s a different part of the world, is that inflation has refused to rise, much less persist, at the 2% targets. key question is, why? while history will be the judge once the data has been interrogated, we don t have time for that, because today s policymakers and investors need to act and to do so require at least a rudimentary answer to this puzzle. today we have gathered some of the leading experts in the world. inflation didn t fall as much during the great recession as the models anticipated and hasn t risen as much lately. is it dead or just dormant or has the death been much exaggerated. in my experience, wiped capitulation is the first sign of the bottom. that s kind of where we are right now. has monetary policy been so well anchored. have globalization and technology made raising prizes difficult? has the economy evolved in ways the models simply haven t been inc
good morning, and welcome to world wor worldwide exchange on cnbc. i m sara eisen. and i m wilfred frost. let s have a look at u.s. equity futures. we ve seen some rebounds across the board. today, though, a little bit of red. in fact, quite a marked amount of red as we look at things. the dow expected to open down by 123 points. the s&p by 16. the nasdaq by the 43. a quick look also at the ten-year yield. it s been a great gauge of risk sentiment. we re looking at 1.84 this morning. that yield has been ticking up the last week or two, showing that risk sentiment has been improving. just holding those levels this morning. while you were sleeping, a lot of economic data coming out of asia overnight. here s a quick summary for you. a revision to japan s fourth quarter gdp showing the economy there contracted little less than first thought. the economy in japan shrinking at an annualized 1.1% rate. that was up from a preliminary read of 1.4% contraction. in a separate repo
and the greek finance minister says buyers are lining up to snap on assets in his country. investors do see that there s only upside potential in the country. the economy has stabilized after a lengthy recession of about six years. so their bet, i will succeed. you re watching worldwide exchange. bringing you business news from around the globe. hi, everyone. i m seema moody. coming up on today s show, hear why they believe alibaba missed an opportunity with its london, i po. and we go shopping to look to add to your portfolio. and jeffrey suleman is joining us for an exclusive interview. find out what he thinks is next in the pipeline. you re watching worldwide exchange. bringing you business news from around the globe. welcome to the show. a lot on the agenda as we look ahead to the fed meeting on wednesday talking about the alibaba ipo. and we have a new member to the team to introduce. very exciting. and that member knows a thing or two about m&a. you
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