Concerns about rising inflation pressures in the US have sent shockwaves through EM financial markets over the past week or so, but the economic fallout is likely to be limited. A sharp and sustained rise in US inflation would present a significant challenge for emerging economies and may yet materialise given the late-cycle fiscal relaxation passed recently by Congress. But we’re still some way from this being an immediate problem for EMs.
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