Global war on inflation sees progress


Socio-Economic Research Centre economist and executive director Lee Heng Guie.

THE fight against inflation appears to be bearing fruit in some parts the world.

There are some data points and comments coming from central banks around the world which point to the direction that inflation globally appears to be brought under some semblance of control following price flares that were seen one to two years ago.

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