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How The Market’s Inflation Fears are Running Ahead of Reality
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J.P. Morgan's Kriti Gupta argues that while inflation will remain a factor due to geopolitical risks, supply chain rerouting, and a willingness to pay more for economic security, the market's fears of renewed interest rate hikes by central banks might be overblown. Historically, the Federal Reserve has often eased rates during oil shocks, and Latin American central banks, acting as a "canary in the coal mine" for global monetary policy, currently show inflation within tolerance bands. China, meanwhile, presents deflationary pressure that could counterbalance global inflation.