CPI inflation rose less than expected in March but is still trending upwards. We think an easing of food price deflation and the ongoing modest economic recovery will support a slow reflation in the near term. But persistent oversupply will likely keep inflation low, with CPI inflation to average only 0.5% over the next couple of years.
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