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What next for Peruvian inflation?

The key question for Peruvian policymakers is not so much ‘will inflation continue to fall back in 2012?’, but rather ‘will the recent spike in grains prices trigger a rebound in 2013?’. Although we would not discount the risks of a pick-up in food CPI next year, in the absence of fresh rises in agricultural commodity prices, inflation should remain subdued over the next 12-18 months.

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