The stock market is not protection against high inflation, says Briton Hill, president of Weber Global Management. Double-digit price increases in many products along with supply shortages are hurting business margins, weakening fundamentals for many stocks. Gold and commodities are better hedges in this environment, he says.

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Double-digit inflation has officially made its way to the UK, with consumer prices rising at an annual rate of 10.3%. This marks the first time since 2011 that inflation has breached the 10% threshold.

The surge in prices has been attributed to a number of factors, including supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic, rising energy costs, and a global shortage of raw materials. However, some economists have warned that the government’s monetary policy may be exacerbating the problem.

One of the key contributors to the inflationary pressures is the Bank of England’s decision to keep interest rates near zero. This policy, which is aimed at stimulating economic growth, has led to a surge in demand for goods and services, particularly in the housing market. This increased demand, coupled with supply chain disruptions, has driven up prices across a range of sectors.

The government’s decision to extend the furlough scheme and provide other forms of economic support to individuals and businesses has also contributed to the inflationary pressures. While these measures have helped to prevent a more severe economic downturn during the pandemic, they have also led to higher levels of borrowing and spending, which has in turn fuelled inflation.

Investors and consumers alike are concerned about the impact of double-digit inflation on the economy. Higher prices for goods and services can lead to lower purchasing power and reduced consumer confidence, which can in turn slow down economic growth. In addition, inflation can lead to higher interest rates, which can make it more difficult for individuals and businesses to borrow money.

However, some analysts point out that inflation may not necessarily be all bad news. In some cases, it can reflect a growing economy and rising levels of consumer demand. In addition, inflation can help to reduce the burden of debt for individuals and businesses, as the value of the money they owe decreases over time.

As the UK economy continues to recover from the pandemic, it remains to be seen how inflation will evolve in the coming months and years. The Bank of England has signalled that it is prepared to take action to tackle inflation if necessary, including raising interest rates or scaling back economic support measures. However, any such actions could have their own consequences, and policymakers will need to carefully balance the risks and benefits of each approach.