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Fernando M. Martin

Fernando M. Martin

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Sport Writer, Diario de Valladolid

Spain

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Gambling Industry

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Sports and music.

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Total articles 196

  • The Fiscal Origin of the COVID-19 Price Surge

    By Fernando M. Martin Verified, Fernando Martín| Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis@ In my previous blog post, I analyzed the recent inflation episode. Inflation, which was and remains a broad-based phenomenon, peaked in mid-2022 and has since declined sharply, though progress toward the Federal Reserve’s 2% target may have recently stalled. Five years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, prices are 10% above their prepandemic trend. In this post, I will argue that inflation was primarily the product of the fiscal deficits incurred in response to the pandemic.

    By Fernando M. Martin Verified, Fernando Martín · Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • The Road to 2% Inflation: Are We There Yet?

    By Fernando M. Martin Verified, Fernando Martín| Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis@ Five years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, prices are 10% above their prepandemic trend. Inflation peaked in mid-2022 and has since declined sharply, though progress towards the Federal Reserve’s 2% target may have stalled recently. This inflation episode was and remains broad-based, with most product categories still experiencing higher inflation than before the pandemic.

    By Fernando M. Martin Verified, Fernando Martín · Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • The Fiscal Origin of the COVID-19 Price Surge

    By Fernando M. Martin Verified, Fernando Martín| Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis@ In my previous blog post, I analyzed the recent inflation episode. Inflation, which was and remains a broad-based phenomenon, peaked in mid-2022 and has since declined sharply, though progress toward the Federal Reserve’s 2% target may have recently stalled. Five years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, prices are 10% above their prepandemic trend. In this post, I will argue that inflation was primarily the product of the fiscal deficits incurred in response to the pandemic.

    By Fernando M. Martin Verified, Fernando Martín · Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

    Mar. 06, 2025

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Diario de Valladolid

Sin embargo, sobre el desequilibrio existente entre el número de titulados y el mercado laboral, apuntó: 'Quizá lo que pasa en Castilla y León es que no tenemos músculo económico suficiente para crear ofertas de empleo que correspondan a la formación de nuestros estudiantes'. Por otra parte, 'existen trabajos atractivos en nuestro territorio que, generando nosotros excelentes cualificados, quedan vacantes. Ahora los alumnos también echan un vistazo a lo que ofrece el mundo'.