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Services inflation to take centre stage in 2023 - Oxford Economics
Oxford Economics - Though the supply side shock and enormous monetary & fiscal policy response are stoking fears of an inflation surge, we expect weak inflation to be the norm in the
Oxford Economics on Twitter: "We expect Canadian CPI inflation to top 3% for the first time since 2011. But the rise in inflation is unlikely to be sustained given it will be
UK inflation set to peak higher and remain stickier - Oxford Economics
Gregory Daco on Twitter: "🇺🇸This is what peak CPI #inflation looks like... Core inflation will prove a little stickier through year end, but it's also going to moderate sharply in early 2022
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Oxford Economics - The #coronavirus pandemic has hit supply and demand, with the effects on UK inflation broadly balancing out. But throw in cheap oil and the recent rebound in sterling and
UK Region and LAD Forecasts - Oxford Economics
Focus Economics Awards: Oxford Economics tops Analyst Forecast Awards for 2022 - Oxford Economics
U.S. consumer prices unchanged in July as cost of gasoline tumbles | Reuters
Oxford Economics' Bostjancic says it's a challenging environment for the Federal Reserve to tame inflation
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What are base effects and how do they distort inflation?: Yahoo U
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Africa's CPI readings to be hard hit by rising global food prices - Oxford Economics
Shrinkflation, Inflation's Sneaky Cousin, Is on the Rise | Mises Wire
Oxford Economics on Twitter: "We now see UK CPI inflation peaking at 7.5% in April and remaining higher throughout 2022. But inflation should retreat next year, and we see the odds of
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