A big chunk of the recent rise in headline inflation in EMs has been driven by a jump in energy inflation which will be transitory. But core inflation has also risen in parts of Latin America and Emerging Europe and is likely to prove more persistent. With headline rates in both regions set to remain elevated for some time, central banks there will remain in tightening mode over the coming months.
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