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Workers' wages are lagging price growth, with average hourly earnings up 3.6% annually while prices jumped 3.8%, compressing household purchasing power.
Markets must price a restrictive but not recessionary regime, where credit tightens, refinancing costs rise, and cheap money no longer anchors multiples.
Money now carries a real cost because inflation stays above target and growth is still resilient enough to keep policy restrictive.