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Hari Kishan

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Editor @Reuters. A bond market enthusiast and an avid reader of anything and everything under the ticker. Retweets are not endorsements.
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Persistently high inflation expected to weigh on global growth

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By Hari Kishan Verified, Sarupya Ganguly
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint Reuters poll shows inflation forecast upgrades for 39 of 50 economies Bank of America calls initial war impact a mild stagflationary shock South Korea and Taiwan lead 2026 GDP forecast upgrades due to AI investment BENGALURU — The prospect of persistently high inflation in the global economy is rising, according to a Reuters poll of nearly 500 economists who mostly raised inflation forecasts and cut growth views as the war in the Middle East entered its...
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Persistently high inflation to nag global economy, say economists: Reuters poll

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By Hari Kishan Verified, Sarupya Ganguly
| WPBG-FM (Peoria, IL) Verified
By Hari Kishan and Sarupya Ganguly BENGALURU, July 28 (Reuters) – The prospect of persistently high inflation in the global economy is rising, according to a Reuters poll of nearly 500 economists who mostly raised inflation forecasts and cut growth views as the war in the Middle East entered its fifth month with no end in sight.
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