Stable outlook for inflation leaves central banks with a free hand

The continued high level of spare capacity and absence of big commodity price movements suggest that inflation in advanced economies is likely to remain low and stable in the coming months. This should give a green light for central banks to follow the “guidance” which they have provided.

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