EM inflation on the turn

EM inflation dropped to an eight-year low in the middle of this year, but it has now started to rise. The recent increase in oil prices will have pushed it higher this month. And a combination of rising food inflation and a build-up of core price pressures in some countries mean it will continue to drift upwards over the next twelve months or so.

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