DNB finds geopolitical shocks tend to raise inflation
DNB’s analysis suggests geopolitical shocks can raise inflation even as industrial production weakens, leaving central banks with a more uncertain outlook.
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DNB’s analysis suggests geopolitical shocks can raise inflation even as industrial production weakens, leaving central banks with a more uncertain outlook.
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