The International Monetary Fund has issued a warning that the global disinflation trend has stalled, citing persistent shocks from ongoing wars as the primary driver.
The assessment suggests that the easing of price pressures seen in recent quarters is facing renewed headwinds from geopolitical instability.
25%, a decision that may reflect the uncertainty surrounding the inflation trajectory.
This development adds complexity to the monetary policy outlook for major central banks.
The European Central Bank recently held its key interest rate steady at 2.25%, a decision that may reflect the uncertainty surrounding the inflation trajectory.
With disinflation stalling, policymakers face a tighter balancing act between supporting growth and ensuring price stability.
Energy markets are also reflecting the heightened geopolitical risk.