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MNI PODCAST: Eurozone Inflation Still Not Back To Normal

The effects of supply-side shocks from the pandemic and geopolitical turmoil are still visible in eurozone inflation, the European Central Bank’s Director General for Economics at the Oscar Arce tells an MNI podcast

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  • The effects of supply-side shocks from the pandemic and geopolitical turmoil are still visible in eurozone inflation, the European Central Bank’s Director General for Economics at the Oscar Arce tells an MNI podcast.
  • Bottlenecks provided a greater impulse to inflation than either the oil shock or subsequent food-price inflation.
  • The Bernanke-Blanchard model applied to the eurozone will add to the ECB's alternative scenario toolkit.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • The effects of supply-side shocks from the pandemic and geopolitical turmoil are still visible in eurozone inflation, the European Central Bank’s Director General for Economics at the Oscar Arce tells an MNI podcast.
  • Bottlenecks provided a greater impulse to inflation than either the oil shock or subsequent food-price inflation.
  • The Bernanke-Blanchard model applied to the eurozone will add to the ECB's alternative scenario toolkit.
Listen to the full podcast here

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