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Global and domestic inflation risks mount

We still think that the flatlining of the economy over the past two years will dampen price pressures by enough to result in CPI inflation falling below the 2% target in April and below 1.0% later this year. But global and domestic developments this week further illustrate the possibility that inflation won’t fade quite as fast.

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