Last week on 5 June 2020 CNN.co.jp reported the following:
米富裕層の資産、コロナ禍の3カ月で62兆円増える
5.6.2020 Fri posted at 10:38 JST
(CNN) 過去のおよそ3カ月間で、米国の富裕層の資産が5650億ドル(約62兆円)増えていたことが分かった。同国の進歩的なシンクタンク、政策研究所が3月18日以降のデータから報告書をまとめ、今月4日に発表した。
Translation
(CNN) It had found out that the asset of the wealthy class in the United States had increased by 565 billion dollars (about 62 trillion yen) in the past three months. The country's progressive think tank, the National Institute for Policy Studies, compiled a report based on data since March 18th and released the report on the 4th this month.
Since that date, nearly 43 million Americans had applied for new unemployment benefits. Among the low-income workers, those engaged in travel and service industries suffered the most.
The figures released this time showed how deeply the division had happened between those who had and those who did not. This situation was adding to social instability throughout the United States. Experts pointed out that wealth inequality would likely to be exacerbated by the current crisis.
The expansion of wealthy class asset was due to the remarkable recovery of the stock markets. The Federal Reserve Board (FRB) had taken unprecedented monetary easing measures, and the stock market had risen sharply, with the Nasdaq approaching record highs.
Experts believed that the disparity was accelerating due to
the movement of the market which was separated from the real economy.
So, the
expansion of asset among the wealthy class could be the effect of the Quantitative
Easing (QE) policy adopted by the governments around the globe. I am interested
in knowing whether this can have an inflationary or deflationary effect on the
economies, regionally or globally. One point worth noting is the observation that movements in money markets are separated from real economies.
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