Oil price surge could boost inflation

By Staff | April 27, 2015 | Last updated on April 27, 2015
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Since the oil slump earlier this year, Brent crude futures have risen 45%, reports Reuters.

So, the outlet predicts, “the next challenge for financial markets and policymakers may not be deflation, but [actually] the remarkable surge in oil prices.”

That’s because a rise in prices could boost inflation next year and, as a result, affect monetary policies globally. Read more.

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