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Inflation impact from the Red Sea shipping problems likely to be 'ver small' Spanish central bank says.

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The impact on inflation from taffic disruptions in the Red Sea “would, for now, be very small,” the Bank of Spain wrote in its latest blog published Monday, noting that the situation must be closely monitored due to the high levels of uncertainty.

The national central bank bases its conclusions on estimates from its bottlenecks index, that shows rising problems in the euro area since mid-December, but remaining well below levels seen during the pandemic.

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The impact on inflation from taffic disruptions in the Red Sea “would, for now, be very small,” the Bank of Spain wrote in its latest blog published Monday, noting that the situation must be closely monitored due to the high levels of uncertainty.

The national central bank bases its conclusions on estimates from its bottlenecks index, that shows rising problems in the euro area since mid-December, but remaining well below levels seen during the pandemic.

Keep reading...Show less