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Is UK services inflation finally on the right path? Ruth Gregory, economist at Capital Economics, said the data “may not alleviate the bank’s concerns about persistent price pressures entirely”. But she added it suggested headline inflation “will be... 15th August 2024 · Financial Times
Australia & New Zealand Chart Pack Australia & New Zealand Chart Pack (August 2024) The Antipodean central banks will tread different paths when it comes to policy setting in the near term. With the New Zealand economy in a tailspin and inflation well on its way to target, the RBNZ... 15th August 2024 · 1 min read
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