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Matthew C. Klein

Matthew C. Klein is named in 2 Parts of The Buildout, most recently Part 15: Oil Is the Headline. The Real Yield Is the Bill.. Argued in Part 7 (Growth: yields are catching up), Part 15 (The boom pays the rate), Part 15 (Voices that cross sides).

In 2 parts of The Buildout: Part 15, Part 07 · Updated Oct 22, 2026

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  1. Part 15 · The boom pays the rateSep 24, 2026

    Matthew C. Klein has been making for years the point that prices most sensitive to domestic demand and least exposed to mismeasurement or other idiosyncrasies have consistently been rising 1-2pp faster than in the years immediately before the…

  2. Part 15 · Voices that cross sidesSep 1, 2026

    Current long-term Treasury yields are still low relative to reasonable expectations of inflation and growth, and are only obviously too high if inflation and growth are both set to slow sharply from current levels.

  3. Part 07 · Growth: yields are catching upSep 14, 2026

    Contrary to what many officials expected, inflation stopped decelerating in 2023, which is especially visible in underlying measures that exclude volatile and idiosyncratic components.

  4. Part 07 · Growth: yields are catching upSep 14, 2026

    The 'supercore' version of the PCE price index was rising about 1 percentage point faster than in the years immediately preceding the pandemic even before the surprises of 2025-2026, and is now rising about 2 percentage points faster.

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