Roubini Global Economics - Sub-Saharan Africa: Food Pressure

Sub-Saharan Africa: Food Pressures

Food and fuel prices are fuelling inflation in frontier Africa and will prompt modest rate hikes.

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Recent Articles: Brazil Likely to Hike Rates in April; Mexico Stays On Hold Brazil's Inflation Threatens to the Upside; Mexico's Remains Gentle Brazil to End Tightening Cycle Soon Brazil's Government Implements Macroprudential Measures

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