Asset inflation refers to the sustained rise in prices of investments like real estate, stocks, or commodities, often driven by loose monetary policy or speculative demand. It primarily benefits existing asset owners—such as wealthy investors and corporations—by increasing their net worth, while harming savers and renters unable to afford inflated assets.
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