EM inflation set to rebound despite latest oil price fall

The latest fall in global oil prices will not be enough to prevent a rise in EM inflation later this year. It is, however, another reason to think the rebound in inflation will be relatively benign, and that most EM central banks will be able to take a gradual approach to monetary tightening.

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