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Investor attention and consumer price index inflation rate: Evidence from the United States

Economics

Investor attention and consumer price index inflation rate: Evidence from the United States

P. Zhu, Q. Zhou, et al.

Explore the intriguing findings of a new study by Panpan Zhu, Qingjie Zhou, and Yinpeng Zhang, which uncovers the surprising connection between investor attention and inflation in the United States. Using innovative methods including Granger causality tests and predictive models, this research shows that investor attention may even have a negative impact on inflation rates. Discover how this dynamic reshapes our understanding of economic forecasting.

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