📖 Narrative

"A range of monetary policies, including increased money supply and negative interest rates, were used to encourage spending. But the current inflation is being driven by supply shocks — rising import and production costs. Inflation started increasing in 2021 on the back of the COVID-19 pandemic and then the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, at times edging toward 3 per cent."

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