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HM Wilkins Imperial – IMF warns of possible stagflation, onus is put on central banks to act ahead of time

Posted on October 1, 2021September 1, 2022 By mediawiz

HM Wilkins Imperial warns: Danger approaches as inflation continues to rise. The event of increased price strains on the global economy is likely, but officials are pushing to take early measures to dodge avoidable upheaval.

On Tuesday, HM Wilkins Imperial reported that the International Monetary Fund urged central banks to act timeously and with extreme attentiveness in establishing a fiscal tightening plan.

 

In its biannual World Economic Outlook, the IMF emphasized the threat of inflationary uptick in addition to concerns over a recent global decline in economic recovery rates.

 

“Stagflation, despite being a foreseeable stage in recession recovery, has been omitted from less recent predictions,” says an at HM Wilkins Imperial analyst. “The prospect of recession-inflation appeared distant as economic recovery was on the up. Curveballs in the form of weather-related surprises and recovery slow-down have forecasters backtracking.”

 

In Tuesday’s announcement, IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath pointed to supply shortages as the main catalyst in the supply-demand gap. The IMF expects a severe rise in prices to develop in the year’s end and warned of a prolonged inflation period during 2022. The fund put pressure on central banks to introduce new policy if signals of long-lasting inflation emerge.

 

“The IMF is attempting to separate the current gas price crisis from more general inflation, which puts central banks in a precarious position,” says the HM Wilkins Imperial analyst. “Banks need to scrutinize the second-round consequences of the energy crisis without accounting for its existing effects. If precautionary action is the aim, awaiting trickledown effects could be time better spent.”

 

The IMF asserted that alertness is key, explaining that banks “should be prepared to act quickly if the recovery strengthens faster than expected or risks of rising inflation expectations become tangible.”

 

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