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Why inflation may not spiral like in the last crisis

By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU, joshua.amlanu@thebftonline.comThe central bank has cut its benchmark interest rate by 150 basis points to 14 percent, even as it flagged rising global oil prices and ...
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One of the biggest risks for central banks is that worries about higher inflation become embedded in people’s thinking.
The worst U.S. inflation outbreak in a generation turns five years old this month, a defining economic shock that is still ...
India’s macroeconomic credentials remain strong, with the country continuing to post one of the highest growth rates among ...