Is There a Playbook for Dealing With Inflation?

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Whel partly depends where you're starting from. All central banks would like to have essentially stable and low inflation. Some of that is definitively temporary. But it's probably for first time in 30 years, really thinking about maybe we might get into a persistent brum.

The Biden administration is banning Americans from investing in dozens of Chinese defence and surveillance technology companies, and US job creation is expected to have accelerated sharply in May which could signal an easing of labour shortages. Plus, the FT’s economics editor, Chris Giles, examines whether this current rise in prices is temporary, or whether inflation is back for an extended stay.

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