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The 2022 Peruvian Inflation Protests against President Pedro Castillo's government

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High producer inflation in China constrains Beijing's ability to ease: Analyst

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The War in Ukraine's Effect on Inflation

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The War in Ukraine's Effect on Inflation

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The War in Ukraine's Effect on Inflation

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The economic social crises thet is having Peru right know is the worst of the last hundred of years, the reduction in GDP reached 11% in 2020 with a significant greater fall in formal and informal employment. In 2021, the average inflation rate in Peru registered the highest figure in the last five years, with almost 4%. In fact, it is expected that from 2022 the innflation rate in South American country will increase future to 5.46%.

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The effect of inflation around the world

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The effect of inflation around the world

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What's Affecting Inflation Around the World? | Charts in Motion

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The relathionship among money, housing, and consumer price inflation in China since 1998, they use a standard multivariate dynamic model and show that when good paires are sticky, monetary growth is initially transmited to the real economy via changes in house prices. The results indicate that the recent real state market, mainly driven by exerssice monetary growth dominates the underlying pattern of inflation in China.

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Russian invasion affected the ukraine economy by 45%. (inflation)
Smaller supplies and higher prices for food. Russia's invasion has been rapid and dramatic, bet the economy consequences will be much slower to materialisize and less spectacular.
The war itself is enourmously tragic, first and foremost for the ukrainian people, but also for the russian people and the global order general. All the bad consequences play out equally, dramatically in every dimension, including the economy, but the economy does not work that well.

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