Price pressures from currency slumps set to fade

Sharp falls in currencies pushed up inflation in Emerging Europe and Latin America last year. The impact in Emerging Europe has already started to unwind and we expect the same in Latin America before too long. In Emerging Asia, exchange rate movements have been a far less important driver of inflation.

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