David Rosenberg is founder of Rosenberg Research, and author of the daily economic report, Breakfast with Dave.. It is incredible that the inflation debate has moved from transitory to sticky. An ...

Top economist David Rosenberg brushed off fears of sticky US inflation in a recent tweet. "Less sticky than you think, if you actually take the time to look underneath the hood," he said, pointing ...

David Rosenberg believes US inflation will come down hard regardless of the Federal Reserve's next move. That means it would be a mistake for the Fed to keep hiking interest rates, the veteran ...

David Rosenberg brushed off inflation fears again by pointing to falling lumber and natural gas prices. The veteran economist has repeatedly dismissed inflation as a threat since late last year .

FP video takes a close look at when the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates and how Canada’s steel import curbs will ...

David Rosenberg. Screenshot via Bloomberg TV. The Fed is fighting inflation too hard as price pressures are fading, David Rosenberg said. The central bank's rapid interest-rate hikes are paving ...

The Fed is fighting inflation too hard as price pressures are fading, David Rosenberg said. The central bank's rapid interest-rate hikes are paving the way for an economic disaster, he said.

David Rosenberg: Deflation not inflation will be the topic when housing, equity bubbles pop. This pandemic-induced supply-chain inflation is not at all permanent. Author of the article: By David ...

David Rosenberg warned the Federal Reserve against hiking interest rates any further. "These guys are tone deaf," the veteran economist tweeted on Tuesday. Rosenberg said inflation is waning, and ...

I agree with David Rosenberg that the next secular uptrend in inflation is a long way off. Source: Breakfast with Dave, 28 Jul 2010 – David Rosenberg, Gluskin Sheff This article was written by ...

Microsoft's salary freeze is the latest sign that US inflation is cooling, David Rosenberg says. The tech giant's move suggests a dangerous wage-price spiral isn't underway, he notes.