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Global Inflation Watch

Offers a unique global approach to the analysis of current and future influences on inflation, and includes an examination of the relative inflation prospects of the world’s major economies. It covers all the demand factors and supply-side influences on inflation, as well as the implications for interest rates. It is produced at least 3 times a year.

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Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Sustained fall in inflation underwayGlobal Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Rapid drop in inflation to allow more monetary stimulusGlobal Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Global inflation set to fallGlobal Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Approaching a peakGlobal Economics > Global Inflation Watch — What goes up must come downGlobal Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Inflation to fall back once food spike digestedGlobal Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Deflation remains a slow-burning threat (Q2 2010)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Upside inflation risks still low (even in China) (Q1 2010)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Fears of inflationary bubbles are overblown (Q4 2009)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Wage deflation is the real issue (Q2 2009)
Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — The return of deflation (Q3 2008)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Back to the 1970's? (Q2 2008)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Commodity boom is a house of cards (Q1 2008)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Stagflation-lite (Q4 2007)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Inflation risks are still a serious concern (Q3 2007)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Will food prices be the next inflation shock? (Q2 2007)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Too soon to sound the all clear (Q1 2007)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Headline or core? Old problem, new dilemmas (Q4 2006)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Is China still a disinflationary force? (Q3 2006)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Is inflation back from the dead? (Q2 2006)
Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Important developments in Japan and China (Q1 2006)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Inflation increasingly determined by global not local factors (Q4 2005)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — The inflationary consequences of Katrina (Q3 05)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Fears of stagflation wildly overdone (Q2 05)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Inflation subdued despite high oil prices (Q1 05)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Is inflation back from the dead? (Q4 04)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Property prices not commodities are the key risk (Q2 04)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Sychronised recovery presents little inflationary threat (Q1 04)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Inflation to remain low despite stronger growth (Q4 03)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — The threat of deflation is still with us (Q3 03)
Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Deflationary forces threaten global economy (Q2 03)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Deflation is the real danger (Q1 03)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Weaker demand and stockmarket losses will outweigh higher oil prices (Q3 02)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Inflation outlook remains benign despite global recovery (Q2 02)Global Economics > Global Inflation Watch — Global inflation set to fall sharply - despite strong money growth (Q1 02)
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